Примеры использования Cantons have на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cantons have the power to provide emergency assistance.
A revision of regulations on asylum is underway, and cantons have the right to issue stay permits.
Several cantons have set up emergency telephone lines for children, which operate around the clock.
This factor is of considerable importance because, although all cantons have“gymnasiums”, they do not all have universities.
Moreover, these cantons have airports and the proportion of foreigners living in them is very high.
Pursuant to the Federal Act concerning pregnancy advisory centres, dated 9 October 1981, the cantons have set up family planning and advisory offices which may be approached free of charge.
The cantons have important powers, the power to organize the health service being the foremost among them.
Neither the Confederation nor the cantons have a single administration covering the entire school system.
Cantons have very broad competencies in various areas such as education, police, health etc.
Under article 64 bis(2) of the Federal Constitution, the cantons have jurisdiction in matters of judicial organization and civil, criminal and administrative procedure.
The cantons have their own constitutions and, therefore, their own sets of fundamental freedoms at the cantonal level.
To achieve these objectives, most cantons have adopted various measures of benefit to children of foreign origin.
Some cantons have drawn up directives for training establishments and vocational guidance services and have executed projects for the advancement of women.
In their areas of competence, the cantons have considerable political leeway, which the federal authorities in principle may not erode.
Some cantons have also established birth allowances which vary, depending on the canton, from 600 francs to 800 francs for each birth.
It should be noted that cantons have 10 years from the date of entry into force of the Act to establish the institutions necessary for placement and detention.
Several cantons have published guides on teaching practices adapted to each gender and have developed new teaching materials for example the"school of equality" project of the cantons of French-speaking Switzerland.
Subsequently, several cantons have established vocational training allowances ranging, depending on the canton, from 1,800 francs to 4,320 francs per annum.
Many cantons have taken steps to increase the proportion of women in administrations, notably at the management level and to promote equal treatment within administrations with regard to the Confederation and the cantons as employers, see paras. 330 ff under article 11 below.
But not all cantons have institutions empowered to advance and recover maintenance payments.
Five cantons have introduced a fostering allowance(allowance paid to families who take in an under-age child with a view to adoption) equal to the birth allowance, and one canton has introduced a large-family allowance, from the third child, while another canton has household allowances for non-agricultural wage-earners.
However, certain cantons have developed instructions and criteria applicable to the choice of teaching methods from the standpoint of equality policy.
Although many cantons have established temporary employment programmes in order to re-establish entitlement to benefits, an ever-increasing number of unemployed persons whose entitlement has lapsed are seeking social welfare.
Thus, each of the 26 cantons has its own legislation on this matter.
In addition, within the Federation, each of the 10 cantons has wide legislative authority.
Switzerland, despite its diversity,had remained a unitary State through the application of the principle of subsidiarity which resulted in the cantons having broad powers, in particular with regard to education.
For example, one of the cantons has adopted a law wrongfully determining that registration can only be done for the persons who live within the canton.
She also wished to know which cantons had independent mechanisms for receiving and considering complaints against the police.
In its response to the Committee of 16 June 2005,the State party explained that nine cantons had such machinery.
The Swiss tax system is a mirror of the state structure of the country- a confederation under which each of the 26 cantons has its own laws, including on taxation.