Примеры использования Legal status of citizens на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The legal status of citizens of Rome.
Poland noted the amendment of the 1999 Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of the Former Yugoslavia Living in Slovenia.
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Austria also asked about the status of the implementation of the new Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of the Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia.
The Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia in 2010;
Overall, the new version of the law has a better structure than the previous one; it provides clearer phrasing andmore detailed regulations of activities by government agencies, and describes the legal status of citizens and organizations.
The legal status of citizens of Turkmenistan abroad is defined, first of all, by the legislation of the receiving state.
Recognizing the need to settle questions relating to the legal status of citizens of one State who reside permanently in the territory of the other State.
However, the legal status of citizens of an age corresponding to that of a"child" as the term is employed in the Convention is governed by individual laws of the Kyrgyz Republic.
The second stage was the adoption of the Act Amending the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia, which was passed by the National Assembly in 2010.
Serbia encouraged Slovenia to continue its efforts in implementing the recommendations from the first review andto have an inclusive interpretation of the Act on the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in Slovenia.
Adoption of the Act amending the Act regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia living in Slovenia, in 2010;
On the proposal of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia, the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia,on 8 March 2010 by an abbreviated legislative procedure adopted the Act amending the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia ZUSDDD-B.
Furthermore, the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia still enables them to acquire a permanent residence permit under equally favourable conditions.
To resolve the issue of persons erased from theRegister of Permanent Residents, the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in Slovenia was adopted in 2010 and took effect on 24 July 2010.
Amending the Act regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia living in the Republic of Slovenia, which was developed by the Slovenian Government and presented to the National Assembly for adoption under a simplified procedure.
Second, a prohibition for the stated natural human features andsocial status to be a basis for an unequal legal status of citizens during the regulation of social relations by general legal norms and.
The Act Amending the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia was adopted by the National Assembly in March 2010 and entered into force on 24 July 2010.
A special law to remedy inconsistencies with the Constitution had been drafted on behalf of persons who did not fall into that category.The Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of the former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia had entered into force on 24 July 2010.
The Act amending the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of the Former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia had entered into force in July 2010 after the Constitutional Court had ruled calls for a referendum on it inadmissible.
Regarding the status of persons erased from the register of permanent residents,Slovenia also reported about the enactment of the Act Amending the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia, which was adopted in 2010.
The Ministry of the Interior is in charge of issues pertaining to the legal status of citizens concerning the acquisition and termination of Croatian citizenship, and these procedures are regulated by the Croatian Citizenship Act.
Supplementary decisions establishing their permanent residence in Slovenia for the period between the erasure and the acquisition of permanent residence permits will be issued,ex officio, to all the erased persons who had already acquired a permanent residence permit in the Republic of Slovenia by the time the Act Amending the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia came into force.
Concerning the"erased", CRC noted with appreciation the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia in 2010(8 March 2010)Legal Status Act.
The Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in Slovenia covered all"erased" groups and their children, including those living abroad, and the Act on Compensations for Persons Erased from the Register of Permanent Residents applied to all persons, irrespective of the success of their residence claim.
The Court also assessed that the amending Act would provide the basis for finally regulating the legal status of citizens of other republics of the former SFRY erased from the Register of Permanent Residents, unless their status has already been regulated.
During 2013, it reviewed 86 bills aimed primarily at regulating the legal status of citizens, guaranteeing human rights and freedoms, democratizing the political system and modernizing the fundamental principles governing the organization of State power.
The Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic and the regulatory andnormative instruments which govern the legal status of citizens residing in Kyrgyzstan grant rights to all, regardless of skin colour, religion, language, ethnic and social origin, physical or intellectual state.
In order to regulate their status, the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of the Former SFRY Living in the Republic of Slovenia(hereinafter: ZUSDDD) was adopted in 1999 which provided for the acquisition of permanent residence permits under more favourable conditions than those stipulated in the Aliens Act.