Examples of using Code stipulates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Article 70 of the Code stipulates.
Likewise, the Family Code stipulates the age qualification for entering into a marriage.
Article 360 of the Code stipulates.
The Code stipulates that regardless of the consent of a victim, the person performing the operation remains liable to punishment.
In case of illness, the Labour Code stipulates the following in respect of domestic workers.
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The Code stipulates, inter alia, that all armed forces must be under effective democratic and constitutional control and have clearly defined tasks.
In addition, the Ukrainian Labour Code stipulates termination conditions for employees being laid off.
The Code stipulates, inter alia, that all armed forces must be under effective democratic and constitutional control and must have clearly defined tasks.
In making legal transactions, the Civil and Commercial Code stipulates equal rights between women and men, with no Article limiting women ' s rights in such matters.
The Code stipulates, inter alia, that all armed forces must be under effective democratic and constitutional control and must have clearly defined tasks.
Article 105 of the Social Security Code stipulates as follows:" All female employees shall be entitled to a daily maternity allowance during maternity leave.
The Code stipulates that all penal measures and penalties have to be applied in compliance with humanitarian principles, respect for human dignity being foremost among them.
With regard to procedural law, the Dominican Civil Code stipulates that aliens in the Dominican Republic enjoy the same civil rights as those granted to Dominicans under treaties with the nation to which the aliens belong.
The Code stipulates that hearings must be held in public, although a court may decide to hear all or part of a case in camera for reasons of public order or the protection of public morals.
As a guarantee of free consent, the Family Code stipulates that the fact that a person is not in full possession of their mental faculties and cannot express consent in an unequivocal manner constitutes an absolute impediment to marriage.
The Labour Code stipulates that employers are responsible to ensure care for qualification of employees, regardless of sex, by the following measures.
Finally, the Code stipulates that a married woman is not considered to be carrying out an economic activity, unless she does so independently of her husband.
The Labour Code stipulates that one of the primary responsibilities of the employer and the employee is to comply with the occupational health and safety rules and principles.
The Labour Code stipulates that a woman shall retain her job and salary during the 4 months and 10 days of the mourning period following the loss of her husband.
Likewise the Labour Code stipulates the right of employees without any gender discrimination to conclude collective agreements on employment, its remuneration and social guarantees.
The family code stipulates in art. 3 that marriage concluded before the civil status officer gives raise to the spouses rights and obligations provided for in the code. .
The Labour Code stipulates that the right to work is recognized as a basic right of each citizen, and that the State must do its utmost to help every citizen find and retain employment.
Lithuanian Civil Code stipulates that regulation of family legal relations within Lithuania shall be based on priority principles of protecting and defending the rights and interests of the child.
The Romanian Labor Code stipulates the men and women can freely choose their profession and workplace, having the possibility to perform their activity in every field, according to their aptitudes and professional training.
The Code stipulates that the mutual consent of the parties entering into a marriage is essential for the creation of a family, and that the parties must be of marriageable age, defined in Georgia as 16 for both men and women.
The Labour Standards Code stipulates that children under the age of 14 may not work for more than eight hours in any day or for more than three hours on any school day, unless the child has an employment certificate under the Education Act.
The Civil Procedure Code stipulates the rules of procedure for the court and the parties to civil court proceedings in such a way that fair protection of the rights and justified interests of all parties to the proceedings is ensured.
The 1988 Litigation Code stipulates in article 4 that civil litigation shall be conducted on the basis that all citizens are equal before the law, regardless of sex, and that any person committing a crime or crimes shall be dealt with in accordance with the law.
In addition, the Code stipulates that the provisions of the chapter shall be without prejudice to the bilateral and multilateral conventions to which the State is party. Therefore, the Code does not affect the provisions of the Convention against Torture.
The Labour Code stipulates in article 4, paragraph 1, the following:“Workers and employees shall be entitled without any advance permission to freely form by their own choice trade unions, to join and leave them on their own volition with the only condition that they observe their statutes”.