Примеры использования Estonian territory на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The country is covered with nearly 1,200 lakes 5 per cent of the Estonian territory.
The Estonian territory was annexed to the Tsardom of Russia in 1710, during the Great Northern War.
We have not detected the presence of their associates on Estonian territory.
Estonian territory could be entered only at border posts and in accordance with regulations.
Estonia has more than 1,500 islands,1,000 lakes(5% of the Estonian territory), 7,000 rivers and streams.
Estonian territory is mostly flat, 40% of which is covered with forests and crossed by numerous lakes and rivers.
Administrative measures that prevent the entry into or transit through Estonian territory of the designated persons have been taken.
Nine months have passed since members of the Russian Security Services abducted Estonian police officer Eston Kohver from Estonian territory.
The transport of detainees across Estonian territory was subject to authorization by the Ministry of Justice and was regulated by the Code of Penal Procedures.
THE FOLLOWING IS TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION WHEN ASSESSING THE EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE EMPLOYER ANDTHE EMPLOYEE *3.1 Was the employee employed on the Estonian territory?
The largest national minority group on the Estonian territory are Russians, followed by Ukrainians, Belarusians, Finns and other nationalities.
The area rendered useless by excavation andindustrial activity is at least 450 km2, which comprises about 1 per cent of Estonian territory.
The illegal crossing into Estonian territory, the abduction and the arbitrary detention of an Estonian citizen by the Russian Security Services cannot be justified.
The situation of the non-Estonian population following the completion of the withdrawal of Russian troops from Estonian territory has not only failed to stabilize but has actually worsened.
The report stated that national minorities had the right to preserve their identity, culture and language(para. 66), butdefined a national minority as citizens of Estonia residing on Estonian territory.
In addition to the other 1565 Soviet military objects established on the Estonian territory, the second largest Eastern European military airport is built on the former Tartu Raadi Airfield.
The Estonian government-in-exile was the formally declared governmental authority of the Republic of Estonia in exile,existing from 1944 until the reestablishment of Estonian sovereignty over Estonian territory in 1991-92.
Estonia noted that its penal law was applicable if a crime was committed outside Estonian territory and when certain requirements were fulfilled as set forth in section 7 of its Penal Code.
The withdrawal of Russian troops from Estonian territory cannot be linked with any other issue, including that of what is termed"human rights", as the former Soviet- now Russian- troops that stayed in Estonia were a remnant of the Soviet annexation of the independent Republic of Estonia in 1940 that ended only in 1991 and did not have any legal status.
When it comes to air traffic control, the Vaindloo Island area is not governed by Tallinn,as the rest of the Estonian territory is, but by St Petersburg controllers.
The Act defines as a national minority those citizens of Estonia who reside on Estonian territory, have maintained a long and lasting attachment to the country they live in, and wish to preserve their original cultural traditions, language and religion.
In September 1939, the Soviet Union presented Estonia with an ultimatum: to allow the Soviet Union to place its military forces on Estonian territory and to conclude a treaty on military bases.
According to the Act,minorities are Estonian citizens who reside on Estonian territory, have long-term and permanent ties in Estonia, differ from Estonians by their ethnic origin, cultural distinctiveness, religion or language, and are driven by the desire to preserve as a group their cultural customs, religions or language, which is the basis for their common identity.
In September 1939, the Soviet Union presented Estonia with an ultimatum: to allow the Soviet Union to position its military forces on Estonian territory and to conclude a Treaty on Military Bases.
If a terrorist act is committed on Estonian territory, and the financing of the terrorist act, within the concept of the UN convention dealing with the financing of terrorism, is done from outside the territory of Estonia, then the appropriate Estonian authorities will approach the authorities of the state in question for the freezing of the individual's assets.
Nearly one year ago, Estonian police officer Eston Kohver was abducted by members of the Russian Security Services on Estonian territory while carrying out his official duties to prevent transnational crime.
If that was due to a certain wariness, that was understandable; nonetheless, a practical policy for such integration had to be recommended,since those were people who had been living on Estonian territory for several decades, and they had no other place to go.
The Russian Government will hand over to the Estonian Government inter alia the shares of those joint-stock companies which had undertakings in Estonian territory, in so far as such shares may be at the disposal of the Russian Government as a result of the decree of the Central Executive Committee regarding the nationalization of the banks of December 14th, 1917.
Article 55 rules that citizens of foreign States and stateless persons are obliged to respect the Estonian Constitutional order,which should be understood in the sense that every person who is staying on Estonian territory has to obey the Estonian legal system, i.e. the Constitution.
On 5 September 2014 at 9 a.m., an Estonian police officer, Eston Kohver, was abducted by the Russian Security Services(FSB) on Estonian territory near the border of the Republic of Estonia and the Russian Federation.