Примеры использования Three decrees на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Following die Kristallnacht, the government adopted three decrees.
The adoption of three decrees(nos. 40, 70 and 75) by the General Prosecutor's Office in 2011; and.
With this goal in mind,the Assembly passed three decrees.
Three decrees implementing the Act were signed on 5 May 1997 and published in the Journal officiel on 7 May 1997.
Mr. NAYER(Belgium) said that the French community of Belgium had in recent years adopted three decrees on education, relating inter alia to equality of opportunity, language policy and religious instruction.
Three decrees for the implementation of the Act were signed on 5 May 1997 and published in the Journal Officiel on 7 May 1997.
Pursuant to article 101, paragraph 1, of the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia, and upon the proposal of the Government of the Republic of Croatia,a number of decrees were adopted as a result of which the following three decrees adopted during the aggression on Croatia, have ceased to have effect.
Three decrees issued on 6 June attribute three diamond research permits to SODEMI in the areas of Nandala, Diarabana and Bobi.
Mr. MARTYNENKO(Ukraine), referring to question 18,said that the Minister of the Interior had issued three decrees which made it obligatory for the authorities, inter alia, to notify the relatives of detainees of their detention, to inform detainees of their rights, and to provide them with medical and legal assistance.
Three decrees to prevent underage recruitment and enhance related disciplinary measures within the Afghan national security forces were issued by the Ministries of the Interior and Defence.
Since the early stages of the recent events, the President had addressed their causes by issuing a number of decrees and decisions, including on the repeal of the Emergency Law and the abolition of the Supreme State Security Court,as well as three decrees on a general amnesty and a law on the right to peaceful demonstration.
On 10 January, the Government issued three decrees establishing two additional States in Darfur Central Darfur, with Zalingei as its capital, and Eastern Darfur, with El Daein as its capital.
On 21 April 2011, three decrees were issued: Legislative Decree No. 161, ending the state of emergency; Legislative Decree No. 53, abolishing the Supreme State Security Court established by Legislative Decree No. 47 of 28 March 1968.
In November 2011, Parliament overturned three Decrees of the President issued in 2010 regarding the dismissal of 10 Supreme Court judges from their functions, thereby restoring eight of them.
Three decrees relate to the insurance of foreign servants and workers, the latest of which was issued on 3 January 2005, amended by decree 1/6(28 January 2005), annexed to which was a compulsory form for the contract of insurance for foreign workers.
In 2011, the General Prosecutor issued three decrees(in April, September and October), aimed at strengthening prosecutorial oversight of the prohibition of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, in particular in places of detention.
In January 1996, three decrees were promulgated, namely, Decree No. 1, entitled"Transition to Civil Rule(Political programme)";Decree No. 2,"Transition to Civil Rule(Lifting of Ban on Politics)"; and Decree No. 3,"National Electoral Commission of Nigeria.
As an emergency measure, he has issued three decrees, one establishing a Joint Advisory Council for judicial appointments, a second appointing its members, and a third appointing four prosecutors, two investigating judges and a three-judge panel approved by the Judicial Panel.
In addition to the Victims Act, there are three decrees with force of law that make explicit provision for care, reparations and restitution of territorial rights for black, Afro-Colombian, raizal and palenquera communities(D 4635 of 2011), for indigenous peoples and communities(D 4633 of 2011), and for Roma or Gypsy people D 4634 of 2011.
Policy in this area led to the adoption of three Decrees between 1997 and 1998: a Royal Decree concerning the prohibition of flights by“Chapter II” aeroplanes between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.; a Royal Decree concerning duties for the use of Bruxelles-National Airport; and the Ministerial Decree specifying the classification of aircraft by acoustic categories.
To date, the implementation of the priority areas of that Framework has involved the issuance of seven decrees, three decisions, and three directives by the President.
Three new decrees have been adopted in the French Community.
Three new decrees relating to entrepreneurial activity had already been enacted.
On 1 November, three presidential decrees were issued concerning the demobilization, disarmament and reintegration process.
The introduction of three general prohibition decrees based on the existing Economic Competition Act.
The status of refugees in Gabon was governed by Act No. 005 of 21 January 1998, whose three implementation decrees were about to be promulgated.
In addition, it mentioned three presidential decrees: Nos. 300 of 1 July 2005, 302 of 1 July 2005 and No. 575 of 9 November 2010.
Three important presidential decrees were signed during the period under review, appointing key civil servants to be redeployed throughout the country.
Three presidential decrees have been issued(see enclosure I). The first decree, No. 2004-382 of 9 August 2004, relates to the reinstatement of the three dismissed ministers in their previous posts.
In January 1996,the President of Croatia had announced that three presidential decrees would be repealed during the current year; it thus appeared that presidential decrees would soon cease to be an issue.