Примеры использования Satversme на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Satversme of the Republic of Latvia;
Right to strike Pursuant to Article 108 of the Satversme employees have the right to strike.
Satversme- Constitution of the Republic of Latvia.
In accordance with the Satversme primary education is compulsory.
The Satversme does not permit restrictions on the majority of rights guaranteed by the Covenant.
The Constitution of Latvia(Latvian: Satversme) is the fundamental law of the Republic of Latvia.
The Satversme guarantees everyone's right to education and that the primary and secondary education is free of charge.
The legislative power is granted to the Saeima(Parliament)as well as to the people to the extent provided for by the Satversme Constitution.
Pursuant to the Satversme, primary education is compulsory.
The Satversme(Constitution) stipulates that the state protects and supports matrimony, the family, and the rights of parents and children.
In February 1922 the Assembly adopted the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia(Satversme) which was still in effect at the moment of announcing the Declaration aforementioned de jure.
Thus, Satversme and international human rights treaties binding for Latvia provide for the catalogue of human rights and freedoms in the State.
The equality of the man and the woman before the law has been established in Latvia at the constitutional level- the Satversme(Constitution) includes a norm that stipulates that all people are equal before the law and court in Latvia.
Article 2 of the Satversme states that"The sovereign power of the Latvian State is vested upon the people of Latvia";
The right of the woman to acquire education in Latvia without discrimination is guaranteed at the constitutional level. The Satversme(Constitution) stipulates that each person has a right to education and the state provides the right to every person to receive primary and secondary education free of charge.
Article 6 of the Satversme states that"The Saeima(Parliament) shall be elected in general, equal and direct elections, and by secret ballot based on proportional representation.
In compliance with the Satversme(Constitution) primary education is compulsory.
The Satversme prescribes that everyone enjoys the right to education and the state ensures the right of every person to receive primary and secondary education without charge.
In accordance with the Satversme, the sovereign power belongs to the people of Latvia.
The Satversme(Constitution) of the Republic of Latvia has been renewed and corresponding legislative power(Saeima) and executive power(Cabinet of Ministers) have been established, but judicial power has not been reorganized yet.
The establishment of the Satversme Court(Constitutional Court) in 1996 completed the judicial reform in Latvia.
Article 113 of the Satversme provides that"the State shall recognise the freedom of scientific research, artistic and other creative activity and shall protect copyright and patent rights.
Article 1 of the Satversme states that"Latvia is an independent democratic republic";
Article 89 of Satversme prescribes that"the State shall recognise and protect fundamental human freedoms under the present Satversme, laws and international treaties binding upon Latvia.
However, according to the Constitution(Satversme), it is not permissible to turn against a person who has exercised his or her legal rights.
According to the Satversme(Constitution) the state provides free access to primary and secondary education.
In accordance with Article 112 of the Satversme the state provides free of charge compulsory primary education, as well as secondary education.
In accordance with the Satversme and the Law On Education the right of the individual to acquire education is not infringed in any way on the grounds of gender.
Pursuant to Article 107 of the Satversme every employee shall enjoy the right to weekly holidays and a paid annual vacation.
On 15 October 1998 the Satversme was supplemented by a new Chapter"Fundamental Human Rights", thus placing the protection of human rights at the constitutional level.