Примеры использования Rites and ceremonies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is the place where the rites and ceremonies.
No coercion is allowed in connection with a citizen's choice of attitude towards religion and beliefs, rejection of religion or participation ornon-participation in religious services, rites and ceremonies.
Unrestricted observance of ethnic traditions and customs,religious rites and ceremonies and preservation and use of sacred places.
Ordination is the process by which individuals are consecrated, that is,set apart as clergy to perform various religious rites and ceremonies.
The free exercise of national traditions and customs,religious rites and ceremonies, the conservation and utilization of holy sites;
The items of our cultural heritage continue to be used today in community and family rites and ceremonies.
Free exercise of national traditions and customs and religious rites and ceremonies; conservation and utilization of holy places;
Having established the rites and ceremonies of primitive worship, he went to the East, where he constructed one hundred and forty cities, of which Edessa was the least important, then returned to Egypt where he became its King.826.
In the Kyrgyz Republic, no one may be forced to define his attitude to religion, profess or refuse to profess a particular religion, take part in acts of worship,religious rites and ceremonies, or religious instruction.
When necessary, permission is granted for public religious services, rites and ceremonies in accordance with the procedure for holding public meetings, rallies, demonstrations and processions.
It is not permitted to coerce a citizen to declare his or her attitude to religion, to profess or abjure a religion, to participate or refuse to participate in acts of worship,religious rites and ceremonies, or to study a religion.
No one shall be compelled to worship, orto participate in religious rites and ceremonies, or to reveal religious beliefsand convictions, or be blamed or accused because of his religious beliefs and convictions.
No coercion is permitted in connection with the determination by a citizen of his or her attitude to religion, the profession of or refusal to profess a religion, or participation in religious services,religious rites and ceremonies or religious education.
The members of the Council consider that the issue of performing ornon-performing religious rites and ceremonies by the clergy is regulated by the internal order of confessionsand religious organizations, but not by the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
No coercion may be applied in determining the attitude of citizens to religion or to the profession or nonprofession of religious belief, to participation ornon-participation in religious services, rites and ceremonies or religious instruction.
Article 13 states that Zoroastrian, Jewish and Christian Iranians are the only recognized religious minorities who are free to perform their religious rites and ceremonies, within the limits of the law,and to act according to their own canon in matters of personal affairs and religious education.
Citizens of Kazakhstan, citizens of other States and stateless persons have the right to practice any religion freely, either alone or in community with others, or not to practice any religion; they may not be forced into adopting a particular attitude to, taking part in orabstaining from religious services, rites and ceremonies or into receiving religious instruction.
Article 13 states that Zoroastrian, Jewish and Christian Iranians are the only recognized religious minorities who are free to perform their religious rites and ceremonies, within the limits of the law,and to act according to their own canon in matters of personal affairs and religious education.
These provisions are fleshed out in article 3 of the Act on the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations, which states that no coercion shall be applied to citizens in determining their attitude to religion, their profession or non-profession of religion, their participation or nonparticipation in worship,religious rites and ceremonies and whether or not they receive a religious education.
The authorities stress that religious and ethnic minorities enjoy protection under the Constitution and are free to perform their religious rites and ceremonies and, within the limits of the law, to act according to their own canon in matters of personal affairs and religious education, and that individuals were not arrested or persecuted because of their belief.
No coercion may be applied when a citizen declares his or her attitude to religion, to the practice of or refusal to practise a religion, to participation in or abstention from acts of worship,religious rites and ceremonies, or the teaching of religion.
Aside from knowing the basic principles of child development and the way it is understood locally, they should also understand local culture and practices, including the rites and ceremonies related to growing upand becoming an adult as well as those associated with death, burial and mourning.
Regarding the particularly important question of the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, it was stated in paragraphs 72 and 73 that Christians, Jews and Zoroastrians, as the only recognized religious minorities, had the same rights as the majority and, within the limits of the law, were free to perform their religious rites and ceremonies.
In determining their attitude to religion and deciding whether to practise or not practise a religion, participate ornot participate in acts of worship or religious rites and ceremonies, or receive spiritual instruction, citizens may not be subjected to coercion.
According to article 3 of the law on freedom of religion and religious associations, citizens of other countries and persons without citizenship have the right to practice freely, alone and with others, any religion or to profess no religion. Any coercion in determining attitudes towards religions, in participating or not in religious services,religious rites and ceremonies, and in learning religions is prohibited.
Noting that“Zoroastrian, Jewish and Christian Iranians” were the only recognized religious minorities which were free to perform their own religious rites and ceremonies, he asked whether those religious minorities were also ethnic minorities.
Religious activities which prevent citizens from exercising their civil rights or fulfilling their civil obligations; compulsory imposition of dues or taxes on believers; application of measures injurious to personal honour and dignity; forcing of a person to receive religious instruction or to define his or her attitude to religion, to profess or not to profess a religion, or to participate or not to participate in acts of worship,religious rites and ceremonies; and religious rites causing minor or moderate bodily injury.
According to article 13 of the Constitution, the Zoroastrian, Jewish and Christian Iranians are the only recognized religious minorities who,within the limits of law, are free to perform their religious rites and ceremonies and to act according to their own canon in matters of personal affairs and religious education.
Article 3 of the Act prohibits forcing a person to define his or her attitude to religion; to profess or not to profess a religion; to participate or not to participate in acts of worship,religious rites and ceremonies; or to receive religious instruction.
No coercion may be applied to a person in connection with determining his/her attitude to religion, and deciding to practise or not to practise a religion, to participate ornot to participate in acts of worship or religious rites and ceremonies, or to receive religious education.