Примеры использования Legislative and judicial powers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It provides for a limited separation of executive, legislative, and judicial powers.
The executive, legislative and judicial powers are well definedand separated by the Constitution.
The constitution guarantees a clear separation of the executive, legislative and judicial powers.
If the executive committee usurps legislative and judicial powers, then we are on the road to dictatorship.
The Transitional Charter clarifies the separation of the executive, legislative and judicial powers.
It also sets out structures for executive, legislative and judicial powers, as well as the rights of individuals.
Unlike its counterpart in England, the king's council in Scotland retained legislative and judicial powers.
The executive, legislative and judicial powers of the Kingdom are well definedand separated by the Constitution.
The President of the Republic did not have absolute power and had to cooperate with the legislative and judicial powers.
The executive, legislative and judicial powers constitute the country's institutionsand ensure the proper functioning of its national institutions.
The Republic of Djibouti is thus a democracy founded on the principle of separation of the executive, legislative and judicial powers.
Under the Australian Constitution, New South Wales ceded certain legislative and judicial powers to the Commonwealth, but retained independence in all other areas.
The recent changes to the Constitution had created the desired structural balance among the executive, legislative and judicial powers.
As John Adams said,“The executive shall never exercise the legislative and judicial powers or either of them to the end that it may be a government of lawsand not of men.”.
The Government had realized that the problem would require a joint effort by the executive, legislative and judicial powers and civil society.
According to the resolution, UNTAET was charged with executive, legislative and judicial powers and was mandated to support the development of conditions for Timorese self-government.
The Human Rights Committee remained deeply concerned that in Iraq there was no clear separation between the executive, legislative and judicial powers.
Its interpretation may be related to the type of administrative, legislative and judicial powers that are delegated or devolved onto the administrative, legislative and judicial authorities of the Territory concerned.
The safeguards against the abuse of power by the President lie largely in the separation of executive, legislative and judicial powers.
As detailed in the agreements that had been concluded,that authority was granted specific administrative, legislative and judicial powers for an interim stage to 1999, before the peaceful settlement of the struggleand the conclusion of permanent-status negotiations.
The Constitution, adopted on 31 March 1996 by referendum and promulgated on 14 April 1996,sanctions the separation of the executive, legislative and judicial powers.
Most countries in Europe and America have adopted a political system of separation of the executive, legislative and judicial powers, in which the procuratorial bodies are often under the executive branch.
Guinea's accession to national sovereignty on 2 October 1958 enabled it acquire all the attributes of a State,including a Constitution which established the principle of the separation of the executive, legislative and judicial powers.
These are usually aimed at safeguarding the separation of executive, legislative and judicial powers, as well as the bicameral system.
Lastly, referring to paragraph 6 of the report, he said that“the participation in the elimination of apartheid, of all policies and practices of racial discrimination or segregation and of racist propaganda” should be the cornerstone of the State's constitutional, legislative and judicial powers.
As concerns specific human rights violations, the Human Rights Committee expressed its deep concern about the unclear separation between the executive, legislative and judicial powers in Iraq which was, according to the members of the Committee, the fundamental cause of such violations.
The Permanent Forum recommends that Paraguay should speed up the reform of INDI and of other institutions with competence in indigenous issues sothat the proper participation of indigenous peoples will strengthen their democratic representation before the legislative and judicial powers, which are still reluctant to act.
This arrangement envisaged that Kosovo would be vested with executive, legislative and judicial powers while Serbia would retain control over foreign policy, defence, border control, monetary and customs policy, and the protection of Serbian religious and cultural heritage and human rights.
The new Constitution of 1998 comprises 140 articles distributed to 9 parts and 21 chapters covering the guiding principles,freedoms and rights, executive, legislative and judicial powers and other constitutional organs.
Contrary to what had been implied by the sponsors of the draft resolution,the United Nations was not a world government with centralized executive, legislative and judicial powers but rather an international organization consisting of Member States, each with its own justice system. Furthermore, the universal abolition of the death penalty, in reality, was far from a panacea.