Примеры использования Minor must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In such cases, the minor must be held separately.
A minor must be granted a lawyer see above.
Criminal proceedings against a minor must be conducted without any delay.
A minor must receive the consent of both parents or guardians.
Each member of the couple to be married, even if a minor, must give their personal consent to the marriage art. 119.
A minor must be informed of his/her right to counsel.
Lastly, in cases of administrative arrest the person responsible for the minor must be officially notified, pursuant to the last part of article 33 quater of the Police Functions Act.
Each minor must have declaration filled in and signed by his/her parent or legal guardian.
To be issued a passport, a person had to present a valid identity card, citizenship certificate, two photographs, receipt of payment of fees provided by law anda receipt of payment for a passport form; a minor must also submit a birth certificate.
To travel, the minor must submit the following documents.
The minor must also be heard in disputes between persons exercising parental authority over him new art. 56 bis.
An employment contract with a minor must be signed by a parent, guardian or adoptive parent as well as by the minor. .
A minor must have a defence counsel already at the first interrogation, if proceedings are conducted for a criminal offence carrying the punishment of imprisonment longer than three years.
Under article 25 of the Act, a parent or the legal guardian orcustodian of a minor must be told of any measure of which the minor must be informed by law and any judgement that affects him, and these persons may pursue the means of appeal established by law on the minor's behalf.
A minor must be granted the assistance of a lawyer when arrested or charged(art. 51(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure), during the preliminary investigation of the case(art. 49) and during the trial art. 59 3.
Any mail sent to or by a minor must be submitted to the juvenile court judge, with the exception of mail between the minor and his counsel and mail sent by the minor to the Head of State, the Government, the Chamber of Deputies, the Minister of Justice or the Public Prosecutor, which must remain sealed;
In accordance with article 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, minors must be held separately from adults.
Consequently, orders intended for minors must be placed by the parental authority.
Criminal proceedings in respect of crimes committed by minors must heard by the more experienced judges.
Visa applications for minors must be signed by their custodians.
In those cases, minors must be separated from adults and must receive support adapted to their needs.
In order to be eligible for rewards, minors must take an active part in scheduled group activities;
Minors must undergo a medical assessment before being recruited to prove their physical and psychological ability to do the work they will be asked to perform.
Minors must obtain express consent from parents or legal guardians prior to accessing or providing any personal data.
To access the information contained on this website andmake use of services offered, minors must obtain the permission of their parents, guardians or legal representatives.
Under this Act, any action to protect minors must take account of the best interests of the child, and must not interfere with schooling and social life.
Minors must be given the opportunity to attend primary education without any discrimination by gender, ethnic origin and religion.
So, for example, convicted minors must"spend their spare time, as a rule, in the fresh air, for no less than three hours a day" article 105 of the ZIKS.
The Prison Act also states that female and male prisoners must be kept separately in jail Section Chha 4-1,(a) and that minors must be kept separately from other prisoners Section Chha 4-1, b.
The work tasks suitable for minors must be chosen with great care, with particular regard to the physical and mental condition of the minor in order to avoid overstrain or any accident.