Примеры использования National assembly passed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The National Assembly passed the Elections Act on 14 July 2008.
Information available to the Committee shows that the National Assembly passed the Domestic Violence Act in 2013.
The National Assembly passed a Political Associations Law, which was issued in 2005.
Following the accession, in December 11, 1998, the National Assembly passed the Law regarding the accession to the Second Optional Protocol.
The National Assembly passed the Organization of Voluntary and Humanitarian Work Act(NGO Act) on 16 March 2006.
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The right of the deaf and speech-impaired to express themselves andcommunicate through Venezuelan sign language is recognized." The National Assembly passed the Persons with Disabilities Act on 15 November 2006.
In February, 2013, the National Assembly passed the Gender Equality Act.
Concerned that it would seek to override the authority ofthe Wolesi Jirga to ratify or reject international agreements, the National Assembly passed a resolution objecting to the event.
On 8 June 2009, the National Assembly passed the Press and Printed Materials Act.
Later that year the Supreme Court established the Judicial System Development Committee for the purpose of examining the reform of the judiciary and the National Assembly passed a law restricting the investigative powers of the Agency for National Security Planning.
On 11 January 2011 the National Assembly passed the Organic Act on Intercultural Education LOEI.
The National Assembly passed the National Council for Developing and Promoting the National Languages Bill for 2008.
A significant event of the reporting period with respect to this article is that the National Assembly passed an Act on the Rights of National and Ethnic Minorities on 7 July 1993.
In 2003, the National Assembly passed the Employment Permit for Migrant Workers Bill, establishing the EPS.
Based on the results of the secret ballot(30 for and 0 against), the National Assembly passed a decision on electing Ararat Ohanjanyan to the position of Chair of the Standing Committee on Social Affairs and Health.
In 1996, the National Assembly passed the Law on Refugees, which gives them the right to acquire Armenian citizenship.
On December 16, 2005, the National Assembly passed the Act to insert article 1974.1 in the Civil Code.
The National Assembly passed the law, but the President refused to assent to the Bill due to public outrage which considered the age of marriage of 16 to be too low.
In the Republic of Korea, the National Assembly passed a legislative bill for people affected by leprosy on 20 September 2007.
The National Assembly passed the Act approving the Convention on 6 May 2004; promulgation by the President(assent and publication in the Diario Oficial) is pending.
Following the voting results, the National Assembly passed a decision on appointing Shushanik Hayrapetyan a member of the Supreme Court Council.
The National Assembly passed the Time Limit on Judicial Decisions Act No.9 of 2009 which implements a new clause in the revised constitution and ensures that Judges give written decisions within 120 days.
On 25 June 2012 the National Assembly passed the new Penal Code, effective as of 1 July 2013.
In 1998, the National Assembly passed a new law allowing the Ministry of Finance to issue an additional amount of $200 million in a new issue of bonds for indemnification.
The Special Rapporteur had been informed that on 14 July 1999 the National Assembly passed a revised National Security Act, whose main features are changes in the system of detention and the creation of a Minister of National Security Affairs.
On 26 May, the National Assembly passed an amendment to article 63 of the Provisions Relating to the Judiciary and Criminal Law and Procedures Applicable in Cambodia during the Transitional Period, commonly known as the UNTAC Law.
Following the voting, the National Assembly passed a resolution appointing Karen Gharayan as a judge of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Artsakh.
In May 1998, the National Assembly passed a new Law on Nationality to take effect on 1 January 1999, replacing the 1988 Law.
In late March, the National Assembly passed a law requiring gender parity in national candidate lists; this move was backed by Wade.
In October 1997, the National Assembly passed amendments to the Act Respecting Police Organization with a view to amending the police code of ethics.