Примеры использования May deprive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 1159:"No person may deprive another person of his property.
The registered trademark shall be used by the owner,otherwise the commission may deprive it of legal force.
A court may deprive one or both parents of parental rights, if they.
A wealthy person has the freedom to construct a multistory house, but that may deprive a poor neighbour of sunlight and an airy environment.
No one may deprive a person of any rights or freedoms or restrict them except as provided in the Constitution or by law.
Athletes need double the vitamins, because the body feels in them a stronger need,and the diet may deprive you of foods rich in essential vitamins.
Advertising posts for shorter periods may deprive the Agency of the opportunity to obtain skilled and experienced candidates.
The Government of Greece stated that article 17 of the Hellenic Nationality Code enumerates the conditions under which the Greek authorities may deprive persons of their nationality.
No one may deprive individuals of any of their rights or freedoms or restrict their rights except as provided for in the Constitution and laws.
Thus, existence of the priority regarding a certain industrial property object may deprive an applicant of the right to obtain patent for such object.
No one may deprive a person of any rights or freedoms or restrict his rights or freedoms unless the Constitution or the law otherwise provides.
Hence, in some cases, the unwillingness of a complainant to cooperate in criminal investigations may deprive the investigators of the most significant evidence.
No organization or individual may deprive them of their rights to contractual land management, to which they are entitled, or infringe upon such rights.
Similarly, it is impossible to infer genuine choice from the fact that consent was expressed,given that the circumstances may deprive the consent of any value.
Denying attribution of conduct may deprive third parties of all redress, unless conduct could be attributed to a State or to another organization.
In some cases failure to issue procurement regulations when the regulations are referred to in the Model Law may deprive the procuring entity of authority to take the particular actions in question.
No organizations or individuals may deprive them of their right to contractual management of land, which they are entitled to, or infringe upon such a right.
The refusal by a State to issue a passport orprolong its validity for a national residing abroad may deprive this person of the right to leave the country of residence and to travel elsewhere.
Upon conviction, the court may deprive the offender of parental power and disqualify him from being the guardian or curator of any person for the period stipulated in article 31(4) of this Code.
In this case, a judge ordered the protective measures, andfor gross violation of law may deprive the perpetrators to act as authorities and assign them an appropriate replacement.
Authorized officials of the police may deprive a person of liberty when a reason envisaged by article 142 of the Code exists, and shall without delay bring such a person before the investigating judge art. 227.
In October 2013 OHCHR expressed concern about the ruling of the Dominican Republic Constitutional Court that may deprive tens of thousands of people of nationality, virtually all of them of Haitian descent.
Under article 18 of the Constitution, no one may deprive an individual of any rights or freedoms, or restrict his or her rights or freedoms, other than in accordance with the Constitution and the law.
The predominance of local sources of authority has consequences on the realization of women's rights in rural areas in the sense that it may deprive women of the capacity to claim their rights and to challenge those sources of authority.
He waits for a successful chance- which may deprive him of life- far from it when the bomb explodes, and pave a little space to breathe and can be sent somewhere.
Property rights are specifically protected by the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, which guarantee that neither the states northe federal government may deprive one of property without due process or take property for public use without fair compensation.
The laws of that country, if discriminatory, may deprive them of the rights related to the parental personality, capacity and power for as long as they reside in such country.
The lack of reporting, incorrect accounting are serious problems that may deprive the owners of lending, investment opportunities, business relations with partners and other stakeholders.
Joining a third party may deprive that party of its fundamental right to participate in the constitution of the arbitral tribunal, and this may have consequences for the validity and enforceability of the award.
With regard to article 9, States parties should provide information on any laws or practices that may deprive women of their liberty on an arbitrary or unequal basis, such as by confinement within the house see General Comment No. 8, para. 1.