Примеры использования Royal advisory на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Royal Advisory Council.
The privy council from then on became a royal advisory council.
Royal Advisory Councilors.
The cases are then jointly reviewed by the High Court and the Royal Advisory Council.
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The efforts by Morocco to find a solution had led to the creation by King Mohammed VI of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs.
The Councillors of the Royal Advisory Council are also elected for a three year term.
Encouragingly, however, 14 of 99 elected people's representatives to the National Assembly are women,and one of six Royal Advisory Councillors also is female.
Khaddad El Moussaoui, Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs A/C.4/62/3/Add.41.
It is the result of wide-ranging international consultations andin-depth deliberations involving inhabitants of the region through the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs.
The Royal Advisory Council also has a role to play in the dispensation of justice in Bhutan.
Although there was one female representative from 2002-2004 in the Royal Advisory Council, there have been none since then.
Gajmoula Ebi, Royal Advisory Council for Sahrawi Affairs, and COREFASA A/C.4/61/4/Add.10.
The Thrimzhung Chhenmo established the National Assembly and the Royal Advisory Council, which was replaced by the National Council in 2008.
The creation of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs(CORCAS) demonstrated the clear will of Morocco to arrive at a solution.
If still dissatisfied with the judgement of the Thrimkhang Gongma, the person can petition His Majesty the King,who then refers the case to the Royal Advisory Council for joint review with the High Court.
The establishment of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs(CORCAS) showed that Morocco was willing to work towards a political solution.
On 4 September 2001, King Jigme Singye Wangchuck had briefed the Lhengye Zhungtshog(Council of Ministers, or Cabinet),the Chief Justice, and the Chairman of the Royal Advisory Council on the need to draft a formal Constitution for the Kingdom of Bhutan.
The Royal Advisory Council on Saharan Affairs undertakes a variety of activities with national political, social and economic dimensions.
Letter dated 1 October 2007 from Khaddad El Moussaoui, Vice President, Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, addressed to the Chairman of the Committee.
In 2006 the Moroccan Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs(CORCAS) proposed a plan for the autonomy of Western Sahara and made visits to a number of countries to explain the proposal.
While no specific institution may exist at the present moment for overseeing the implementation of human rights, the national machinery for such responsibilities are the National Assembly,the judiciary and the Royal Advisory Council.
The Group also met with the Chairman of the Royal Advisory Council, Dasho Karma Letho, and the Speaker of the National Assembly, Dasho Pasang Dorji.
As sustainable development calls for the involvement of local stakeholders in the elaboration of projects and programmes to achieve that goal,Morocco established, through an initiative of His Royal Highness the King, the Royal Advisory Council on Saharan Affairs in 2006.
Although there were no female Royal Advisory Councillors in 2005 or 2006, one of the 6 during the period from 2002 to 2004 was also female.
He mentioned his consultations with political parties on a proposed autonomy plan for Western Sahara andhis decision to strengthen the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, whose members had been invited to submit views on the plan.
The Royal Advisory Council, compromising representatives of all the tribal, political and socio-economic components of the population of the Saharan region, had been set up in that context.
Lastly, he asked the delegation to provide the Committee with more detailed information on the results of the work of the Royal Advisory Council on Saharan Affairs and the agency for the promotion and economic and social development of the southern regions.
The Royal Advisory Council, which was established in 1965, consists of nine members, six representatives of the people, two representing the Monk Body and one nominee of the government.
The Moroccan proposal for the autonomy of its southernprovince offered real hope, and it was a solution supported by the overwhelming majority of the Saharans through the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, their spokesman in past and future negotiations on the destiny of the Saharan region.