Примеры использования Chinese laws на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The relevant Chinese laws have separate provisions regarding the expulsion of and denial of entry to aliens.
WTO basic principles, such as non-discrimination, transparency, fair competition, and so on,were reflected in Chinese laws and regulations.
Several provisions in relevant Chinese laws and regulations address the development of methane gas in rural China.
It was registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs in 1993 and is audited according to Chinese laws.
Chinese laws do not have any discriminatory or restrictive provisions against female asylum seekers.
Inscribe the legal definition of discrimination in Chinese laws as a means to enhance Chinese efforts in this regard(Portugal);
Chinese laws contain no discriminatory restrictions with regard to women's rights to secure loans, mortgages and other forms of credit.
Finally, on the question concerning the definition of what constituted a State secret,he explained that Chinese laws contained clear-cut definitions.
Chinese laws contain no discriminatory restrictions with regard to women's rights to enjoy family benefits, or to secure loans, mortgages and other forms of credit.
The Constitution, the General Rules of Civil Law and other relevant Chinese laws all contain provisions to guarantee citizens' right to life.
Chinese laws and regulations explicitly provide that girl children, children with disabilities and children of migrant workers in urban areas enjoy the right of equal access to compulsory education.
It is one of the official languages of China that appears on bank notes; all Chinese laws must be published in it, and it is used for bilingual signs.
According to Chinese laws, foreign credit card companies need to co-brand with Chinese partners to support card services or process interbank point-of-sale transactions.
First, the allegation in the observations that the relevant Chinese laws"do not cover acts by'other persons acting in an official capacity'" is simply not true.
Relevant Chinese laws contain detailed provisions governing the production of and trade in small arms, and set forth a policy for strictly controlling the export of small arms in order to prevent the diversion of legal arms to illegal channels.
Initial trade anddiplomatic missions were temporarily ruined once wild rumors of Portuguese cannibalizing Chinese children was coupled with real events of Portuguese settlers breaking Chinese laws, pillaging Chinese villages, and taking off with female captives; the Chinese responded by burning and capturing Portuguese ships, detaining Portuguese prisoners, and executing some who were captured.
The lack of such a definition in Chinese laws could have a very negative impact on education, training, reporting, assessment and monitoring of programmes relating to the implementation of the relevant legislation.
In cases of racial discrimination, the national courts applied Chinese laws and regulations rather than directly invoking the provisions of the Convention, which did not prevent the State from fulfilling its obligations under the Convention.
Chinese laws strictly prohibits and punishes any form of torture against anyone, regardless of the perpetuator's intention or purpose and regardless of whether the act is committed with the consent, tacit or not, of an official or a public functionary.
China has consistently placed emphasis on the protection of citizens' economic, social and cultural rights,and in numerous Chinese laws and administrative legal regulations, specific provisions are made regarding the economic, social and cultural rights that China's citizens shall enjoy; strict legal responsibilities are stipulated in regard to acts which violate the above citizens' rights.
Foreign nationals must respect Chinese laws and regulations and"are not permitted to establish religious organizations, liaison offices, venues for religious activities or non-religious schools and institutes within China; they are not allowed to recruit believers among the Chinese citizens, appoint clergy or undertake other evangelist activities" art. 8.
On the issue of strikes, China has stated in its initial implementation report that current Chinese laws have not concerned themselves with such issues, except that Chinese laws clearly stipulate that the police and staff of State bodies are prohibited to strike, in order to ensure national security and social stability.
The Mission replied that, according to Chinese laws and regulations, the communication equipment is not subject to arms export controls and“has nothing to do with the issue of violating the arms embargo imposed by the Security Council on Côte d'Ivoire”.
Chinese law does not provide for the expulsion of Chinese citizens.
Chinese law has no provisions in this regard.
This practice, though not sanctioned by Chinese law, is clearly tolerated.
Chinese law prohibits domestic violence.
Chinese law bans private possession of arms and ammunition.
Chinese law has strict provisions in respect of procedures for administrative penalties.
Chinese law ensures that women workers are entitled to paid maternity leave.