Примеры использования Had passed a law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In January, the General Fono had passed a law for that purpose.
It had passed a law promoting development in harmony with Mother Earth and preserving traditional knowledge.
Ms. Pham Nguyen Cuong(Viet Nam)said that in 2006 the National Assembly had passed a law on social instruments.
The Icelandic Parliament had passed a law on gender quotas on corporate boards.
In 2003, Lesotho had established a policy to promote the appointment of women to political office anddecision-making posts and had passed a law reserving 30 per cent of local council positions for women.
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Congress had passed a law incorporating the crime of forced disappearance into domestic legislation;
It had criminalized the recruitment of children to armed groups and, in 2012, had passed a law against the trafficking of women and children.
In January 2008, Parliament had passed a law to provide effective legal and social protection from family violence.
To further implement the provisions of the Constitution, in late 2004, the National Assembly had passed a law on the development and protection of women.
In 1944 the Parliament had passed a law that enabled Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim to serve a six-year term.
In this regard, he pointed out that both the Senate andthe Chamber of Deputies had passed a law to have misdemeanours punished by community service.
It had passed a Law on Acts of Terrorism which defined and punished acts of terrorism that were committed via the information media.
In 2012, the Secretary-General reported that,in February 2011, China had passed a law removing the death penalty for 13 non-violent economic crimes.
It had passed a law the aim of which was to promote comprehensive development in harmony with Mother Earth, preserving traditional knowledge.
He also cited the case of the state of Arizona, which had passed a law in 1999 mandating that public schools and libraries use filtering software.
Peru had passed a law that ensured that indigenous peoples were formally consulted on any proposed laws or regulations affecting them.
That situation had arisen under the previous Government;the current Government had passed a law obliging employers to ensure that all workers had social security coverage.
The Government had passed a law which proclaimed any person who disappeared in those circumstances to be a martyr and entitled to his full salary.
Tanzania was reforming its legislation, including the 1971 Marriage Act and inheritance laws, to eliminate all gender-based discrimination, andthe National Assembly had passed a law to protect children from torture and degrading treatment.
In 2005, the Georgian Parliament had passed a law on general education which provided the framework for an inclusive educational system.
He cited the experience of the International Labour Organization(ILO), which in 1997 had investigatedforced labour in Myanmar; after barring the commission of inquiry from visiting, the Government had later cooperated with the ILO and had passed a law banning forced labour in 1999.
Soon after liberation, the Government had passed a law on gender equality, and had thereby enshrined equal rights for women in all spheres of social life.
Cuba had passed a law against acts of terrorism, which established the obligation to extradite or prosecute for the crime of terrorism, and it was ready to cooperate with all countries to prevent and suppress terrorist acts.
The second case concerned Bermuda where, in July 2000, the legislature had passed a law requiring every company with more than 10 employees to present detailed information on its racial makeup.
Cameroon had passed a law against trafficking in 2005, and it would be useful to know whether the definition of trafficking used in that law complied with the definition in the Palermo Protocol, which Cameroon had ratified in 2007.
In order to further humanize the rules governing the enforcement of punishment,the Parliament had passed a law amending the Criminal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure, which had led in practice to improvements in the living conditions of persons sentenced to life imprisonment.
Malawi had passed a law to protect children against abuse, exploitation and violence, and it had also just started to implement a number of projects aimed at improving their situation, including a campaign to end mistreatment and exploitation of children.
In 2014, Algeria had passed a law on biological resources; the law could be extended in the future to cover genetic resources in accordance with the Nagoya Protocol.
The Government had passed a law which defined the rights and duties of children and set out protective measures against violence, neglect, mistreatment and exploitation, including for particularly vulnerable children.
In 1997, his country had passed a law on the follow-up to the Beijing Conference which included actions aimed at eliminating barriers and creating the right conditions for an ongoing improvement in women's position in society.