Примери коришћења Bylaw на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Unless I commute Milner's sentence to imprisonment, the bylaw says banishment.
The bylaw states that any original employee has the right to petition the board any time they meet.
The Commissioner's opinion is that the Bylaw(with its proposed content) should not be passed.
This Bylaw shall enter into force on the day of its publication in the"Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia".
Data on the third parties to whom the company member requesting access intends to disclose that document, bylaw or data, if such intent exists.
This Bylaw shall come into force within one day of its publication in the"Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia".
An account that does not contain the data referred to in paragraph 6. of this article cannot be used in the procedure of refunding the excise duty paid in line with provisions of this Bylaw.
The Bylaw contains provisions on penalties for electronic media for not respecting the rules for advertising and sponsorship.
The application under paragraph 2. of this article is submitted on the REF-1 Form, with annexes REF-1a andREF-1b which have been printed along with this Bylaw as a constituent part thereof.
There is, however, no bylaw that would define any difference in the volume of sound between various parts of the programming as a technical defficiency.
We heard from municipalities that Aleksandar Antić, Serbian energy minister, wrote a very strong support letter, encouraging municipalities to use this concept,established in the contract template in the bylaw.
This Bylaw also establishes standards related to securing and checking the quality of publications issued by the University and its organizational units.
(2) The District Courts shall have jurisdiction to decide whether any District bylaw or any other legal act of any institution of the District is in conformity with any District law.
This Bylaw regulates the content, kinds of data and the method of keeping the Register of Sellers of Liquefied Natural Gas for Powering Motor Vehicles(hereinafter: the Register).
A fiscal receipt or invoice which does not contain all the data referred to in article 6. of this Bylaw cannot be used in the procedure of refunding the paid excise duty pursuant to provisions of this Bylaw.
The Bylaw stipulates that"the provision referring to maintaining the continuity in production and program broadcasting does not apply to RTV stations unsuccessful in the license issuing public competition".
The capital of the company shall be at least equal to the sum- of the aggregate par value of all issued shares having par value- plus such amounts as,from time to time- by bylaw of the company may be transferred thereto.
In June 2010,EELU submitted the bylaw of the postgraduate program in e-learning at the Faculty of Educational Studies(FES) to the supreme council of Egyptian universities(SCU).
National Convention on the EU urges faculties, scientific institutes, businesses and business associations, the media,as well as civil society organizations to support the initiative for the withdrawal of this disputable draft Bylaw.
Cekic reminded that the Council supported the Culture Ministry's Bylaw on privatization of local and regional stations, but noted that it was impossible to conclude the process before July 2006, as it was previously proposed.
The conveyance of excise products from an excise warehouse within the factory area for storing them into an excise warehouse outside the factory area and vice versa is conducted in the manner andfollowing the procedure laid down in articles 13. and 14. of this Bylaw.
The Bylaw on the Co-Financing of Projects has practically completed the regulation framework related to project-based financing and responded to the question as to how the realization of public interest in the area of public information will be funded.
RESTRICTION OF PUBLIC'S RIGHTS BY SECONDARY LEGISLATION UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND ILLEGAL Thursday, 12 September 2013 10:33 The Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection called on the Minister of Economy to repeal andbring in compliance with the law certain provisions of the recently passed Bylaw on the Manner of Keeping and the Content of the Register of Public Contracts.
A new government bylaw that will define the procedure of free of charge distribution of shares to the employees is expected to be adopted soon, which will complete the second(possible) part of the privatization process in the case that public bidding fails.
The Commissioner has once again warned the Chamber that the Rulebook of the Chamber, in any case can not constitute a valid legal basis for the introduction of the processing of personal data, because accordance to the Constitution itcan only be a law, not a bylaw. Processing of personal data in this particular case is contrary to the Law on Personal Data Protection, not only because of inadequate legal basis, but also non-existence of purpose.
The Bylaw on privatization of local and regional radio and television stations prohibits political party or legal entity owning a political party, or institutions founded by the Republic of Serbia or autonomous province.
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS CAN BE INTERCEPTED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONSTITUTION AND LAW Friday, 08 May 2015 12:11 The Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection issued to the Ministry of Trade, Tourism andTelecommunications the opinion on the Draft Bylaw on the Requirements for Devices and Programme Support for Lawful Interception of Electronic Communications and Technical Requirements for Compliance with the Duty to Keep Data on Electronic Communications.
Upon the adoption of the proposal for the adoption of the concession bylaw by the authority referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article,the proposed concession bylaw becomes the concession bylaw comprising of all the elements referred to in paragraph 6 of this Article.
In 2013, a bylaw requiring women in Paris, France to ask permission from city authorities before"dressing as men", including wearing trousers(with exceptions for those"holding a bicycle handlebar or the reins of a horse") was declared officially revoked by France's Women's Rights Minister, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem.[33] The bylaw was originally intended to prevent women from wearing the pantalons fashionable with Parisian rebels in the French Revolution.[33].
Furthermore, the concept,under which different levels of government may pass a bylaw regulating in more detail the procedure of allocating the funds, is not a good solution, since it may result in legal uncertainty and uneven practice in the enforcement of the Law at different levels of government.