Примеры использования Nature of occupation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yesterday, by and large planned restorative nature of occupation,- he said- and under the shower with a zipper to hold it was unsafe.
Equality before the law regardless of origin, social and property status, race or nationality, gender, language, attitude to religion,type and nature of occupation, or other circumstances.
The nature of occupation reflects transformation processes taking place in Moldovan villages after land privatization in 1998-2000. Prior to that community was hosting 2 state farms, 1 collective farm, and 1 state Agricultural College(in village Verhnie Cucuruzeni).
Aliens shall be equal before the law, regardless of their origin, social and financial status, racial and ethnic affiliation, gender, language, attitude to religion,type and nature of occupation, and other circumstances.
Kyrgyz citizens have the right to education irrespective of their sex, ethnic origin, language, social status, wealth,line of work or nature of occupation, faith, political and religious views, place of residence or other considerations.
Moreover, Israeli planning policies have important long-term implications for the Occupied Palestinian Territory andthe Palestinian population therein, which are not reconcilable with the temporary nature of occupation.
The equality of all citizens before the law and the courts, regardless of origin, social, official or property status, race, nationality, political or other convictions, attitude towards religion, sex, education, language,type and nature of occupation, place of residence or other circumstances, is guaranteed by article 5(equality of citizens before the law and the courts) of this Act.
It is prohibited to restrict the electoral rights of citizens on account of their origin, political views, social or property status, race, nationality, sex, education, language,attitude to religion or type or nature of occupation.
Article 3 of the Education Act provides that citizens have the right to education irrespective of their sex, race or nationality, social or property status,type or nature of occupation, opinions, religion, state of health, place of residence or other circumstances.
The IAO proceed on the basis of respect for citizens' rights and serve to guarantee the protection of every person irrespective of citizenship, social, property or other status, race or nationality, sex, age, education or language, attitude towards religion, political or other beliefs,type and nature of occupation.
Justice is administered by the court irrespective of the person's origin, social status and property, race and nationality, sex, education, language, religious affiliation,type and nature of occupation, place of residence, and political or other views.
The presidential decree of 19 June 1995 on the legal status of aliens has the force of law. It provides that foreign citizens in the Republic of Kazakhstan are equal before the law irrespective of their origin, social or property status, race, nationality, sex, education, language,attitude to religion or type or nature of occupation.
Criminal justice is administered on the basis of the equality of citizens before the law and the courts, irrespective of ethnicity, sex, language, attitude to religion,type and nature of occupation, place of residence or other circumstances.
It also prohibits all restriction of citizens' voting rights"on grounds of origin, social or property status, race or nationality, sex, education, language, attitude to religion,political views or type or nature of occupation.
The Education Act guarantees the right to education in Tajikistan, irrespective of a person's origin, sex, language, race or ethnic background, social and material standing,type or nature of occupation, place of residence, opinions, religious beliefs or attitude to religion.
Any direct or indirect restrictions of the electoral rights of Belarusian citizens on the basis of their origin, social or financial status, race, origin, sex, education, language, attitude towards religion,length of residence in a given locality, or nature of occupation are prohibited.
The Education Act(No. 92 of 30 April 2003) states that Kyrgyz citizens have the right to education irrespective of their sex, ethnic origin, language, social status, wealth,line of work or nature of occupation, faith, political and religious views, place of residence or other considerations.
In accordance with these various laws, all citizens of Uzbekistan who have reached the age of 18 at the time of the elections, irrespective of their origin, social or material status, racial or national affiliation, sex, education, language,attitude to religion or type and nature of occupation, have equal suffrage.
In Latvia court passes judgement irrespective of the person's origin, the social and material status, race and nationality, gender, education, language, religious affiliation,type and nature of occupation, place of residence, political or other views.
The Aliens(Legal Status) Act(No. 3929-XII, of 4 February 1994), which in article 2, paragraph 2, states that aliens are equal before the law irrespective of their origin, social and property status, race or nationality, sex, language, attitude to religion,type and nature of occupation, or other circumstances.
The Education Act guarantees Tajik citizens the right to education throughout the national territory, irrespective of their origin, sex, language, race or ethnic background, social and material status,type or nature of occupation, place of residence, opinions, religious beliefs or attitude to religion.
Thus, article 2 of the Act on Elections of the President of the Republic of Belarus, dated 29 March 1994, stipulates that“all direct or indirect restrictions of the electoral rights of citizens of the Republic of Belarus on account of origin, social or property status, race, nationality, sex, education, language, attitude towards religion,political views or type and nature of occupation are prohibited”.
Criminal justice is administered on the principle that citizens are equal before the law and the court, irrespective of origin, social and property status, race and nationality, sex, education, language, attitude towards religion,type and nature of occupation, place of residence and other circumstances.
Foreign citizens and stateless persons in the Republic of Belarus are equal before the law regardless of origin, social or property status, race, nationality, sex, education, language, attitude towards religion,type and nature of occupation or other circumstances”.
In accordance with article 2.1 of the Labour Code, the State guarantees equal employment rights for all citizens, irrespective of origin, social or property status, race or ethnicity, sex, language, political or religious beliefs,type or nature of occupation, place of residence or other circumstances.
In marriage and in family relations, no direct or indirect limitation or preference is permitted on grounds of origin, social position, wealth, race, ethnic origin, sex, education, language, attitude to religion,type and nature of occupation, place of residence, or other considerations.
Criminal proceedings are grounded in the equality of citizens before the law irrespective of their origin, social, official or property status, racial or ethnic affiliation, political or other beliefs, attitude to religion, gender, education, language,type and nature of occupation, place of residence or other circumstances.
In accordance with article 3 of the Law"On the legal position of foreign citizens in the Kyrgyz Republic" foreign citizens in the Kyrgyz Republic are equal before the law irrespective of their origin, social position, property, race or nationality, sex, education, language, attitude towards religion,type and nature of occupation and other circumstances.
When electing the chairperson(aksakal) and advisers of a citizens' assembly, citizens of Uzbekistan who reside permanently in the territory, irrespective of their gender, racial or ethnic affiliation, language, attitude to religion, social origin, personal and public status, education,and type and nature of occupation, have equal voting rights.
Article 6 of the Code of Civil Procedure stipulates that civil justice shall be administered by the courts alone on the principle of the equality of all citizens before the law and the courts, irrespective of their origin, social and property status, race or nationality, sex, education, language, attitude to religion,type and nature of occupation, place of residence or other circumstances.