Примери коришћења Russian court на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Russian Court.
The ball is now in the Russian court.
Russian court stops deportation of gay journalist.
Now the ball is in the Russian court.”.
Russian court will oblige the infringer to pay compensation.
But the ball was now very much in the Russian court.
From the first appearance at the Russian court, she began to make many lovers.
I accept neither guilt,nor the verdict, nor the Russian court.
During his two years at the Russian Court, he witnessed numerous important events.
I recognize neither my guilt,nor the verdict, nor the Russian court itself.
The first American arap at the Russian court was an ex-valet of the U.S. envoy to St.
She was the first to advocate beard-shaving andthe adoption of Western clothes at the Russian court.
Russian courts have dismissed or overturned previous attempts to ban other texts that are considered sacred.
In 2013 Browder was already convicted in absentia by a Russian court to nine years in prison on charges of tax fraud.
A Russian court sentenced him to 20 years in prison for organizing terrorist attacks in the Crimea.
He reportedly fled Russia in the days before the arrests; in, a Russian court sentenced him to 25 years in prison for treason in absentia.
A Russian court blocked two popular LGBT networking sites for disseminating“anti-family values”.
Organizers introduced the ban of all marches to the European Court of Human Rights after they lost in Russian courts.
A Russian court in October blocked two popular LGBT networking sites for promoting“anti-family values”.
Even though the Tsar was supposedto have absolute power, the Russian Empire often had intense violence within the Russian court itself, with various factions competing for power.
Taking a high position on the Russian court and getting closer to Emperor Peter I, Vladislavić used his new positions for the good of the Serbian people.
Even a more irritating and absurd mistake occurs when the narrator calls Anastasia and Milica,the daughters of the Montenegrin king living at the Russian court-“Black princesses,” a nickname that never existed.
A Russian court has imposed a heavy fine on one of the country's most prominent human rights activists for taking part in a small demonstration in Red Square.
The court has decided to discontinue the criminal proceedings against Savchenko on charges of attempted murder of six civilians in the Luhansk region,as this deal is outside of the jurisdiction of the Russian court,” said the presiding judge Leonid Stepanenko.
Furthermore, Jehovah's Witnesses contest Russian court rulings that have declared their publications extremist, and they have filed applications with the European Court of Human Rights.
On Wednesday, a Russian court issued an arrest warrant for Ukrainian far-right leader Dmytro Yarosh in absentia on charges of inciting terrorism- a symbolic move in support of Moscow's argument that"extremists" stole power in neighbouring Ukraine.
In their application to the European Court of Human Rights the claimants insist that the ban of the picketing on June 27, 2007, andits further confirmation in Russian courts, breached a number of Articles of the European Convention, including Article 11(right to freedom of assembly), Article 14(ban on discrimination) in conjunction with Article 11 and Article 13(right to court protection).
The ECHR said the Russian court twice violated Article 10- freedom of expression- by banning access to the group's videos online and for condemning the group's conduct and clothing, rather than examining the content of their protest song, during the trial.
Jehovah's Witnesses hope that Russian courts will reject the absurdity of the customs authorities' claim that a translation of the Bible is extremist and order the release of the Bibles and other religious literature published by Jehovah's Witnesses.