Примеры использования Their surnames на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The gendarmerie of Bobrovytsia was able to establish their surnames.
Hard enough to know people by their surnames, Christian names make life bloody impossible.
None of these grounds was invoked by the authors when they asked for authorization to change their surnames.
Wives of Knights may prefix"Lady" to their surnames, but no equivalent privilege exists for husbands of Dames.
During the rule of the Shōguns(1185-1867),families of samurai often adopted place names as their surnames.
Only people who will choose clerics will place marks opposite their surnames because they believe in the church the most.
By custom, the Republic of Korea maintains the principle of spouses entering into a marriage retaining their surnames.
If their surnames are different, the child takes the father's or the mother's surname by agreement between the parents.
As a result, large number of Ainu changed their surnames to Slavic ones.
They have to make a choice- return their surnames back their indigenous spelling and sound or leave everything as it was until now", she added.
Subsequently, the authors requested the Minister of Justice to have their surnames changed into Hindu names.
If their surnames are different, the child takes the surname of either the father or the mother by agreement between them or, in the absence of such agreement, by decision of a guardianship and custody institution.
Child's surname is defined by the surname of one of the parents if their surnames are different.
For instance, if a State were to compel all foreigners to change their surnames, this would constitute interference in contravention of article 17" annex X, sect. D, para. 10.2.
Women had acquired full equality with men in marital and family affairs, andcould pass their surnames to their children.
Furthermore, it held that if a State compelled all foreigners to change their surnames that would constitute an impermissible interference in contravention of article 17 of ICCPR.
Godmakers” had never graduated any lectures, mostly- illiterate orlittle literate could not write even their surnames of whittling.
For instance, if a State were to compel all foreigners to change their surnames, this would constitute interference in contravention of article 17.
The example it refers to in order to illustrate a possible case of State interference with individuals' rights under article 17 in contravention of that article is:"… if a State were to compel all foreigners to change their surnames…" see para. 10.2 of the Views.
Under the Namensänderungsgesetz(law of changing surnames), a significant number of"Ruhr-Poles" changed their surnames and Christian names to Germanised forms, in order to evade ethnic discrimination.
It should also be mentioned that the draft Law does not specify whether diacritic characters of the Latin alphabet should orshould not be used in writing the names of Lithuanians who have married foreigners and adopted their surnames, also their children and foreign nationals.
The State party based its refusal of the request also to change their surnames on the grounds that the authors had not shown that the changes sought were essential to pursue their studies, that the names had religious connotations and that they were not'Dutch sounding.
An example of a legitimate purpose, in this case,is to prevent persons changing their surnames to avoid detection by the police.
That is"the reason why, in the interest of protecting them, he[the author]did not want their surnames and forenames to be cited in the proceedings.
Law of 8 May 2014 amending the Civil Code, providing for equality between women andmen in transmitting their surnames to their biological or adopted children;
This practice began in the colonial times when families of women of European descent let their children use their surnames in order to get them into military services and even educational institutions.
The authors maintain that their right to freedom of religion has been violated,because as a consequence of the State party's refusal to have their surnames changed, they are now prevented from continuing their study for the Hindu priesthood.
The Committee now proceeds to examine whether in the circumstances of the present case the State party's dismissal of the authors' request to have their surnames changed amounted to arbitrary or unlawful interference with their privacy.
Their surname meant"Konniki" from a word"komon" horse.
Their surname- Pearly.