Примеры использования Right to legislate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I'm just not sure it's right to legislate against how people think.
The Cayman Islands are a British colony, andtherefore the United Kingdom Parliament at Westminster retains the right to legislate.
The Court of Appeal recognized the provincial government's inherent right to legislate and limit expenditures in the area of health care.
Responsibility for the proposed amendments and their defense actually rests on the president and his administration,although by law the president has no right to legislate.
The United Kingdom Government retains the right to legislate for Anguilla by Act of Parliament or by Order in Council.
While the comments made by the Secretary of State are appreciated, it cannot be acceptable that the United Kingdom government should have the right to legislate for the overseas territories without their consent.
The United States took upon itself the right to legislate on behalf of, and for, other countries in their relations with Cuba, granting itself the power to certify the conduct and actions of other States.
The UK Parliament remains sovereign and retains the right to legislate on all matters.
The United States continues to assume the right to legislate on behalf of other countries in their relations with Cuba, even to the extent of granting itself the power to certify the conduct and actions of other States.
According to the draft drafted by Nikita Panin, the number of members of the Council should be in the range of six to eight; at the same time,the Senate was deprived of the right to legislate and was divided into departments.
Similarly, article 69 ter of the Constitution confers on the Confederation the right to legislate on the immigration, emigration, residence and establishment of foreigners.
As a consequence of devolution, the UK Parliament("Westminster") has recognised that in devolved matters, it is for the devolved parliament and assemblies to legislate in relation to matters within their own competence,although it retains the right to legislate if it wishes.
Section 51(xviii) of the Constitution of Australia gave the new federal parliament the right to legislate with regard to"copyrights, patents of invention and designs, and trade marks.
The UK Parliament retains the right to legislate on all matters but, under the Sewel Convention, the UK Government will not normally invite the UK Parliament to legislate with regard to devolved matters, except with agreement of the relevant devolved legislature.
A similar pattern of behaviour that has been manifested in the past several years by the United States Government is the self-arrogation of the right to legislate for the international community by attempting to apply its domestic legislation beyond its borders.
It had announced that, in its view,it would not be right to legislate in order to control the press and it had therefore rejected the proposals(made in the reports)to set up a statutory press complaints tribunal or a statutory press ombudsman.
Article 9 of the Constitution confirms the affiliation of Lebanese to spiritual families andrecognizes the self-administration of each of these families and the right to legislate and pass judgement exclusively in matters relating to personal status.
This general ability to assume prescriptive jurisdiction the right to legislate for matters beyond the territorial domain- flowed from the absolute sovereignty of the state and could be curtailed only by positive limitation.
The lack of progress in amending provisions of the Penal Code on honour, or in passing specific laws in such areas as family violence, quotas, and stereotypes could be attributed to article 9 of the Constitution, which confirmed the affiliation of Lebanese to spiritual families andrecognized the self-administration of each of those families and the right to legislate and pass judgement exclusively in matters relating to personal status.
Ålanders have their own government and parliament,their own budget and the right to legislate within education and training, healthcare, trade and industry, municipal administration and traffic and transport.
The UK Parliament remains sovereign and retains the right to legislate on all matters, devolved or reserved(such as defence, national security and foreign affairs), but it has chosen not to do so in relation to devolved matters without first seeking the consent of the relevant devolved legislature or legislatures.
The distinction between ordinary and special LPEs is primarily relevant under the Constitution of Japan, which grants ordinary LPEs particular rights, including:Direct elections(Article 93.2) The right to legislate(Article 94) Citizen referendum prior to enactment of any statute which specifically affects the LPE(Article 95) Special LPEs do not have these authorities except as otherwise provided by statute.
By virtue of article 34 ter of the Constitution, the Confederation has the right to legislate“on vocational training in the fields of industry, arts and crafts, commerce, agriculture and the home-based economy”.
Decree 60 L.R.(13 March 1936) of the French High Commissioner, who also exercised the duties of the legislative authority during the French mandate in Lebanon,granted the recognized religious denominations in Lebanon the right to administer their own affairs and the right to legislate and pass judgement in respect of issues of personal status, with the limits of the Constitution, existing legislation and the rules of public order.
As is well known, these Acts have seen the United States Government illegally assume the right to legislate on behalf of other countries in their relations with Cuba, even claiming the ability to certify the conduct and actions of other States and their citizens who are not subject to United States jurisdiction.
For instance, under article 27 ter of the Federal Constitution,“the Confederation had the right to legislate in order to encourage Swiss cinematographic production and cultural activities undertaken in the realm of the cinema”.
By means of the Act, the United States Government took upon itself the illegal and illegitimate right to legislate on behalf of and for other countries in their relations with Cuba, even to the extent of granting itself the power to certify the conduct and actions of other States and their nationals not subject to United States jurisdiction.
As the Secretary-General had noted in his address to the Fifth Committee,the Secretariat respected the General Assembly's right to legislate, but, in turn, the effectiveness of the Secretariat's work depended on the extent to which Member States respected its prerogatives in the area of management.
In its submission, the Mechanism noted that the most important rights of the coastal State relates to the right to prevent illegal, unreported andunregulated fishing of its resources, such as the rights to legislate and enforce its laws,to ensure sustainable development and management of fish stocks and to take all necessary steps to prevent, deter, eliminate, and prosecute perpetrators of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in the coastal State's jurisdiction.
States having peculiarity may promulgate, with respect to the peculiarity thereof, such laws as may be complementaryto the federal laws, in addition to the right of states to legislate, each as to such function as may correspond thereto, including custom and codification of the same.