Примеры использования Citizens are equal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Citizens are equal before the courts.
Article 29:"All citizens are equal before the law.
Citizens are equal before the law and the courts;
Article 40 states,"All citizens are equal before the law.
Citizens are equal before the Constitution and acts.
The Chinese Constitution establishes the principle that all citizens are equal before the law.
All citizens are equal before the law.
Article 5 of the Constitutional Declaration,which states that"all citizens are equal before the law.
All citizens are equal in general rights and duties.
The Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic provides in its article 15 that citizens are equal before the law and the courts.
All citizens are equal before the Constitution and law.
Article 5 of the Constitutional Declaration promulgated on 11 December 1969 emphasizes that all citizens are equal before the law.
All citizens are equal before the Constitution and law.
The mass media in Turkmenistan adhere throughout to the constitutional principle that all citizens are equal and that discrimination on racial or any other grounds is prohibited.
The citizens are equal before the Constitution and the laws.
In another context, the Prime Minister touched upon the continuation of the justice reform andfighting corruption, so that all citizens are equal before the law and people's trust in the justice system is re-established.
Citizens are equal before the Constitution and the law Article 9 of the Constitution.
Moreover, in accordance with article 3 of the Act on Inheritance, citizens are equal in inheriting, under equal conditions; in other words, no discrimination with respect to inheritance is exercised.
Justice in Turkmenistan, according to article 6 of the Organization of the Courts and Status of Judges Actof 29 May 1991, is to be administered on the premise that all citizens are equal before the law and the courts, irrespective of their race or ethnic background.
All Chinese citizens are equal before the law, and equally enjoy rights contained in the Covenant.
Under article 16 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,justice in criminal cases is to be administered on the principle that citizens are equal before the law and courts, regardless of gender, race, ethnic background, language, religion, social origin or personal or social status.
The principle that all citizens are equal in terms of rights and duties and have equal access to legal protection is embodied in article 29 of the Constitution.
In accordance with article 16 of the Code, justice in criminal cases is administered on the premise that citizens are equal before the law and the courts, irrespective of their sex, race, nationality, language, religion, social origin, beliefs or personal or social status.
The Constitution stipulates that citizens are equal before the law, that they have equal rights and freedoms and that the exercise of rights and freedoms to the detriment of the interests of other persons, the State or society is inadmissible.
Article 36 of the Constitution provides for the absolute freedom of conscience andfreedom of opinion; that citizens are equal before the law and that discrimination is prohibited on the grounds of birth, race, sex, opinion or any other condition or personal or social circumstances.
Articles 34 and 35 confirm, respectively, that citizens are equal in rights and obligations and that there shall be no discrimination on grounds of sex, origin, language or religion.
This view is founded on two basic concepts: citizens are equal before the law, which implies non-discrimination, and the nation is united and indivisible in terms of both territory and the population.
Justice is administered on the premise that citizens are equal before the law and the courts, irrespective of their sex, race, nationality, language, religion, social origin, beliefs or personal or social status.
Criminal justice is administered on the principle that citizens are equal before the law and the court, irrespective of origin, social and property status, race and nationality, sex, education, language, attitude towards religion, type and nature of occupation, place of residence and other circumstances.
Justice in criminal cases shall be administered according to the principle that citizens are equal before the law and the courts, irrespective of their origin, social status, wealth, race, ethnic background, sex, education, language, attitude to religion, type and nature of occupation, place of residence and other circumstances.