Примеры использования Public nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Public nature of meetings.
Plagiarism- is it a problem of private or public nature?
Public nature of the follow-up procedure.
Presumption of innocence and public nature of court proceedings.
The public nature of court sessions(art. 126);
Article 12- Private opinions and the public nature of the mandate.
The public nature of my remark was unfortunate.
His problem was on the public nature of those measures.
The public nature of a unilateral statement is therefore not decisive as to its binding nature. .
The aim is to guarantee in principle the public nature of the affairs and documents of the federal administration.
All interviewees were informed of the purpose of the interview,its voluntary nature and the goal and public nature of our reports.
It is worth noting that the public nature of those apologies contributes to their efficacy.
In case No. 848/1999(Rodríguez Orejuela v. Colombia),the Committee addressed the issue of the public nature of criminal proceedings.
In accordance with the public nature of her work, she is obliged to follow the laws and regulation mentioned above.
How can an acceptable trial be ensured- and will the public nature of the event not lead to intimidation?
In point of fact the public nature of a unilateral statement was not a decisive element vis-à-vis its binding nature. .
It matters that"the person has been appointed under the supervision andresponsibility of the government to a position of which the public nature cannot be denied.
The public nature of tax statements and rules on freedom of information help to increase accountability and transparency;
A similar design was conceived, taking into account the public nature of the ceremonial meals, when viewers were allowed onto the balcony.
The public nature of the punishments, including the display of persons on crucifixes, constitutes cruel and degrading treatment.
Closed sessions were possible butrarely held, as the public nature of the proceedings often afforded greater protection.
The public nature of procedural acts may only be restricted to protect privacy or when social interest is at stake.
Most efforts to engage the private sector are supported by Governments,which also serves to ensure the public nature of United Nations partnerships.
One could not forget the international and public nature of the United Nations is taken into account in assessing staff performance.
One of the petitions regulated by this Law is an inquiry-"a request of a person to provide information of personal or public nature that is of interest to him.
Given the public nature of major events, the Authority can benefit from the participation of individuals and groups outside the government sector.
Mr. Ando said,with reference to paragraph 25, that the link between the public nature of hearings and the desired transparency of judicial proceedings should be made more explicit.
Owing to the public nature of such advertisements, offenders used cryptic language and terms so as not to alert law enforcement authorities.
This scope is limited by agreements which regulate the behaviour of the market parties themselves(competition agreements, self-regulation)and by rules of a public nature regulation.
For example, the public nature of the trial is often very limited or nonexistent, to the point where, in many cases, no one even knows that a trial is being held.