Приклади вживання Laws may Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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However, these laws may soon change.
Laws may be amended in whole or in part.
I am simply pointing out that, yes, criminal laws may have been broken.
Those laws may change from time to time.
These jurisdictions may have different data protection laws, or such laws may not even exist.
Laws may hinder the development of right feeling.
Any legal review based on translated laws may be affected by issues of interpretation resulting from translation.
Laws may establish restrictions on the sources of income of non-profit organizations of individual species, and part of institutions, including individual types.
It should benoted that any legal review based on translated laws may be affected by issues of interpretation resulting from translation.
The laws may, at any time, be changed by the state without the consent(or even knowledge) of the married people.
In these matters, the Codeis the foundation of all other laws, although other laws may complement the Code or make exceptions.
In this form, these laws may all be expressed and estimates derived.
Marine scientific research conducted in violation of international treaties of the Russian Federation,this federal law and other federal laws may be suspended or terminated.
Some state laws may be applied with respect to limitation of liability.
Some countries have laws forbidding methods of destruction(such as burning in public)or forbidding particular uses(such as for commercial purposes); such laws may distinguish between desecration of the country's own national flag and flags of other countries.
Certain national laws may require you to pay a small charge for this activity.
Hart argues that this is an inaccurate description of law, noting that laws may have several sources and legislators are very often subject to the laws they create.
These laws may have been ordained by God, but it seems that He does not intervene in the universe, to break the laws. .
European laws or framework laws may lay down rules to prohibit discrimination on grounds of nationality as referred to in Article I-4.
These laws may have been redacted by God, but it seems that he does not intervene in the universe to break the laws, at least not once he set the universe doing.
The power to make laws may be delegated to lower governments or specific bodies of Ukraine but only for prescribed purposes.
National laws may attach consequences to the attitude of an accused at the initial stages of police interrogation which are decisive for the prospects of the defence in any subsequent criminal proceedings.
European laws or framework laws may extend this Subsection to nationals of a third country who provide services and who are established within the Union.
In addition, laws may change to give more people the choice to end their lives through voluntary euthanasia, something that itself could become a specially planned event on the scale of a wedding.
European laws and European framework laws may delegate to the Commission the power to enact delegated regulations to supplement or amend certain non-essential elements of the European law or framework law. .
For example, your laws may not guarantee you the same rights, or there may not be a data protection control authority capable of handling your claims.
For example, their laws may not guarantee you the same rights, or there may not be a privacy supervisory authority there that is capable of addressing your complaints.
For example, their laws may not guarantee the same rights as the UE law does, or there may not be a supervisory authority capable of receiving and deal with your claims.
Global laws and global framework laws may delegate to the Global Judiciary the power to enact delegated regulations to supplement or amend certain non-essential elements of the global law or global framework law. .
Global law or framework laws may establish basic principles for Global Parliament incentive measures and define such incentive measures, to support action taken by Member Nations, excluding any harmonisation of their laws and regulations.