Примери за използване на Government passed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In 2013, the government passed a law mandating a nationwide minimum wage.
The Liberal Party was sadly disbanded in 1968 when the government passed a law forbidding political parties from having mixed race memberships.
Romania's government passed an emergency ordinance that will create two different levels for the minimum national wage.
Between 1947 and 1949, the government passed the National Security Act and the CIA Act.
In 2004 the government passed the Hunting Act which banned the practice of hunting mammals with dogs in England and Wales.
On 5 November 2014, the German Federal Government passed the law to increase the toll from 1 October 2015.
The government passed a plan in June to tackle the drought, with its first objective to increase the amount of desalinated water.
The Liberals were disbanded in 1968 after the government passed a law that prohibited parties from having multiracial membership.
The government passed new anti-trafficking legislation in 2004, but failed to demonstrate overall improvement in enforcement and prevention, the State Department found.
To take more control andend the issue once and for all, the government passed a law that protected animals and approved another law related to animal health and welfare.
The government passed amendments to the Higher Education Act last week which would make it impossible for the CEU to continue working in Budapest- 26 years after it was set up by Hungarian-born billionaire financier and philanthropist George Soros.
After the Paris attacks in November 2015 the government passed a law which allowed it to monitor phone calls and emails of people suspected of connections to terrorism without the authorization of a judge.
In 1990 the government passed exceptions to this requirement for older applicants and those with mental or physical disabilities.
In 2007 the-then socialist government passed the Historical Memory Law, promising state help in the finding and exhumation of mass graves.
In 2015, the government passed a law aimed at penalizing those who leave their homes empty, in an attempt to encourage them to demolish or renovate their properties.
Long-running tensions over the issue exploded when the government passed a law in December that could turn many of the church's oldest monasteries into Montenegrin state property, trigging huge demonstrations.
In 2008 the government passed an amendment to Article 16 which stated that after 30 days of it being exercised by the government a Council would rule on whether it was necessary to extend it.
Working in partnership with domestic human rights organizations, the government passed legislation that restricts the use of force by the police to instances of absolute necessity and prohibits the use of force against minors, pregnant women, and nonviolent offenders.
In 2014, the government passed a law on a simplified scheme for the reception of refugees.
In 2006 Putin's government passed a law giving its agents an 007-like licence to kill its enemies abroad.
Back in 2008, their government passed a law that deems possession, production, and transportation of steroids against the law.
As of 2008, their government passed a law that makes the production, transportation, and possession of anabolic steroids illegal.
In 2013 the government passed a bill which sold off 10 public hospitals and 10% of health centers to private enterprise to deal with Spain's crippling deficit.
In 2014 the government passed the Universal Infant Free School Meals policy which required all schools to offer a free lunch to students in Reception to Year 2.
That's why Ukrainian government passed the regulation about Social Education Faculty with three-year studying term to prepare teachers for seven-year schools and nursery schools.
In 2009 the government passed a law to establish a national standardised university entrance examination system, replacing public universities' internal entrance examinations.
The New Zealand government passed legislation Wednesday that allows only New Zealand residents to buy homes as it attempts to improve housing affordability and increase the rate of homeownership.
In 2014, the government passed the Citizen Safety Law which tripled the minimum fine for possession of drugs in public and banned the cultivation of marijuana plants for personal use.
This was made possible after the government passed the Freed Trade and Processing Act, a step that would have seemed insignificant at the time but that now appears to be one with much vision for the future.
Meanwhile, the government passed several measures to help the economy, including abolishing the first year's registration tax on a new car and earmarking 1,000 euros for each employer who creates new jobs.