Примеры использования Indeterminate period на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A Combustion stabilized for an indeterminate period.
That sanctions are imposed for indeterminate periods of time, and that once they are imposed they are not lifted;
Means combustion stabilized for an indeterminate period;
The Fund could not afford to wait an indeterminate period to take appropriate action to protect the interests of the Fund and those of its beneficiaries;
In view of her condition… it was decided that Angelique L should be confined to a psychiatric home for an indeterminate period.
These sanctions are basically imposed for an indeterminate period in case of offences against the person.
To reverse the slow decline,the monetary authorities may need to keep the rates low for an indeterminate period of time.
Permits may be granted for a determinate or indeterminate period pursuant to section 6, subsections 1-3, of the Act.
Option 2 was worse than option 1,since deferral under option 1 would be for twelve months rather than for an indeterminate period.
Many immigrants were reportedly held in administrative detention for indeterminate periods, with no possibility of judicial review by the immigration authorities.
As a consequence,many developing countries will continue to experience negative effects of this crisis for an indeterminate period.
The multilateral talks were originally suggested for January 15, buthave since been postponed for an indeterminate period due to continuing violence in eastern Ukraine Kyiv Post, January 13, 2015.
Indefinite or permanent contract is a permanent contract of employment with an employee for full-time orpart-time work for an indeterminate period.
Sentences for indeterminate periods(safe custody) and the possibility of removing persons held in safe custody in the Herstedvester Institution in Denmark to serve their sentences in a special prison in Greenland;
It was added that, in practice,it was not possible for carriers to reserve space for a shipper for an indeterminate period of time.
Sentences for indeterminate periods(safe custody) and the possibility of removing persons held in safe custody in the Herstedvester Institution in Denmark to serve their sentences in a special prison in Greenland;
At UNESCO, the split-level assessment system, also introduced for 1990-1991,had been extended by the General Conference for an indeterminate period.
The court may also sentence an offender to incarceration for an indeterminate period in an institution under psychiatric management associated with the Prison and Probation Service in Denmark if, due to mental abnormality, the offender is unsuited for incarceration in an institution in Greenland, or if such incarceration would not provide adequate security.
Two Israeli enemy gunboats circled around buoy No.3 for one minute, with the enemy carrying out buoy maintenance for an indeterminate period.
Spain's proposals, in a nutshell,were that the United Kingdom and Spain should share sovereignty for a transitional and indeterminate period of time, after which Gibraltar would become fully Spanish as part of the Spanish State, enjoying an autonomous status greater(in the opinion of Spain) than the status which it currently enjoyed.
In this context, the Committee is seriously concerned at reported cases of girls with no mental illness arbitrarily placed by their families in mental care institutions for indeterminate periods of time.
Pursuant to the current Penal Code of Greenland, an offender can be sentenced to incarceration in an institution in Greenland for an indeterminate period in case of aggravated offences against the person.
Verifying the correct performance of the supply activity in the course of the first two years and,in the event of a positive assessment, to authorize the said activity for an indeterminate period of time.
Paragraph 3 of article 4 provides that any employer who does not have suspended workers in his business or has not reduced his personnel in the preceding 12 months, orany employer who takes on a worker registered in the mobility lists on a full-time basis and for an indeterminate period of time, shall have the possibility of obtaining a monthly contribution equal to 50 per cent of the mobility indemnity that would have been paid to the worker.
The Committee is also concerned that the provisions of national legislation by which a child may be detained"at Her Majesty's pleasure" may permit the indiscriminate sentencing of children for indeterminate periods.
They usually experienced: restrictions or total bans on visits from and correspondence with lawyers and family members; small cell size; lack of proper food; extreme temperatures; lack of ventilation; cells infested with insects; inactivity and inadequate time outside cells;isolation for long and indeterminate periods; and violence from other prisoners and prison officials.
This 50 per cent was however reckoned in such a way as not to include workers who had voluntarily terminated their employment, workers who had been dismissed for a valid reason andthose who had refused to remain in the employer's service on the basis of a normal labour contract for an indeterminate period of time.
A remaining problem in this situation would be the relationship between the Rhine/Community area and those European inland navigation countries(apart from Switzerland)which would stay, for an indeterminate period or forever, outside the EU.
For the years following 2001, on 20 June 2000 the Commission adopted a proposal for a Ninth Directive((COM) 2000 302 final)extending the provisions currently in force for an indeterminate period as from 2002.
The Council had received a number of complaints from some of the 2 million Egyptians working aboard, including complaints about employers' failure to pay their wages or other entitlements, the disappearance of their belongings,imprisonment for indeterminate periods, and relatives who had disappeared.