Примеры использования Complementary legislation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Complementary legislation to Supreme Decree No. 24,855 of 22 September 1997.
The right to social security was enshrined in the South African Constitution and in complementary legislation.
In addition, Bulgaria drew up complementary legislation to specify the requirements of the Convention.
The Secretary-General noted that to facilitate judicial enforcement of fundamental constitutional rights,the Government has developed complementary legislation on"citizens' rights", given legal effect in 2008.
This complementary legislation will have to be drafted by a commission or inter-ministerial working group.
Neither the Labour Code in force in Cuba nor any complementary legislation place restrictions on the creation of trade unions.
Complementary legislation in this area will also have to be passed in order to give full effect to the provisions of the Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism within the national territory.
State and local governments also have complementary legislation and enforcement mechanisms to further these goals.
Cuba also has a set of national instruments for the control andmanagement of environmental policy, including the Environmental Act and its complementary legislation, and the Decree Law on Biosecurity.
The Government should also adopt complementary legislation that unambiguously specifies criminal liability for all types of hate crimes.
In an effort to facilitate judicial enforcement of thefundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution, the Government has developed complementary legislation on"citizens' rights" aimed at providing the courts with a new enforcement tool.
In addition, since 1992, court decisions and complementary legislation had recognized the continuing rights of indigenous people to possess and enjoy their traditional lands.
A number of countries, including Brazil, Pakistan and Austria, noted that the leniency programme was a feature of substantive legislative provisions in their countries andfeatured as part of the competition law or other complementary legislation.
These instruments are supplemented by an important body of complementary legislation, principally the Community Customs Code and its implementing provisions.
Complementary legislation may be needed in some countries to improve the legal framework in order to protect the rights of older persons, prevent abuse and neglect, and bolster their opportunities for participating in all aspects of social life.
Gender parity in primary schools, the 62 per cent representation by women in higher education, improvements in life expectancy, the reduction of maternal andchild mortality, and the adoption of complementary legislation on citizens' right to facilitate judicial enforcement were noted.
A wide variety of complementary legislation puts into practice and seeks to secure the effective realisation of these constitutional norms, namely in the following fields.
In spite of having a generic application, once the decree is applied, to both self-employed workers as well as to dependent ones, in both the public and private sectors,it will ensure the adoption of complementary legislation for certain groups of workers sensitive to specific risks, namely pregnant women.
Australia has significant complementary legislation which supports our BWC obligations, namely controlling access, possession, use and distribution.
Shariah and custom shall be sources of legislation; and b. on the issue of Shariah, the parties agreed on a formula under which laws of a general nature that are based on general principles common to thestates shall apply at the national level, provided that the states shall have the right to enact any complementary legislation to federal legislation on matters that are peculiar to them.
This bill amends the Civil Code and other complementary legislation governing joint ownership or community of property, granting the wife and husband equal rights and obligations.
The Committee points out that giving primacy to the Convention in their domestic legal orders does not preclude the need for States to take action to harmonize fully their national legislation with the provisions of the Convention,and to adopt complementary legislation and enforcement mechanisms, including in particular judicial and administrative remedies, to ensure its full implementation;
The General Labor Code(Law No. 6 of 1981) and complementary legislation is about to be replaced by the new labor code, the proposal for which is now in the final stages of presentation to the National Assembly.
Emphasising the State party's obligations under articles 19 and 37(a) of the Convention and the Committee's general comment No. 13(2011) on the right of the child to freedom from all forms of violence, the Committee urges the State party to develop federal legislation as a general framework to reduce violence andpromote the enactment of similar and complementary legislation at state and territory level.
We are currently preparing complementary legislation on money-laundering and other regulations and norms that will give the police and judiciary institutions efficient legal instruments to combat this worldwide scourge, which is gaining more and more ground in all parts of our planet.
It recommended that Timor-Leste:(1) approve the new(amended)Labour Code and complementary legislation regarding minimum wages, social security and protection in the workplace; and(2) strengthen initiatives to create jobs by adopting urgent measures to develop programs oriented at providing skills for young people, as well as develop schools systems aimed at fostering life-skills.
The draft law, along with complementary legislation, aims to establish investment and management procedures for the oil industry and to make progress towards reaching an agreement on the sharing of the nation's oil revenues and federal oversight of regionally negotiated oil contracts.
All those policies-- along with so-called complementary legislation known as the Helms-Burton and Torricelli laws, the Cuban Adjustment Act and the Cuban Transition Act, which is also known as the Bush plan-- are intrusive and flagrant violations of international law that are reprehensible in any circumstances.
All Australian States andTerritories had enacted complementary legislation within the framework of that Act. The year 1995 marked an important milestone in Australia's efforts to combat racism: the twentieth anniversary of the federal anti-discrimination legislation, the Racial Discrimination Act of 1975, implementing the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
However, states may enact legislation complementary to the federal law in matters peculiar to those states.