Примеры использования Right to hold на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You have no right to hold us.
Right to hold public office.
You have no right to hold me.
The right to hold public office art. 26.
We have every right to hold him.
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The right to hold public office art. 26.
In the 14th century it was granted the right to hold markets.
The right to hold and to participate in a peaceful assembly.
At that time the town already had the right to hold markets.
It wasn't easy to win the right to hold an international exhibition in Kazakhstan.
Of course you did, andthe law says you have the right to hold a nigger.
You have no right to hold me here.
Given their immunity status,you have no right to hold them.
You have no right to hold Skander!
In 1376, Louis I of Hungary granted to the village the right to hold a market.
Because you have no right to hold her against my wishes.
The right to hold public office and to perform all public functions article 7, para. b.
All citizens, moreover, have the right to hold public office.
Article 7(b) the right to hold public office and to perform all public functions.
In that case, Myronivsky Hliboproduct PJSC reserves the right to hold another auction.
Women have equal right to hold and enjoy property.
The final sentence of paragraph 3(b) cited the right to vote butdid not mention the right to hold office.
The investor at this stage has a right to hold consultations with the public.
They were Presidential consultations and, as I say,I do not think anyone can deny your right to hold these.
Kazan will continue to fight for the right to hold major events of a global scale.
The right to hold two weekly markets and three yearly fairs, beginning in the 13th century, was held ever since as confirmed in 1657.
Article 41 of the Constitution stipulates that:"Every person shall have the right to hold his or her opinions and beliefs.
Kazakhstan got the right to hold a large-scale exhibition EXPO 2017 and successfully held it.
Article 41 of the Constitution states that every person shall have the right to hold his or her opinions and beliefs.
Everyone has the right to hold peaceful meetings and demonstration marches without prior permission.