Examples of using Storting in English and their translations into Chinese
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In 2005 the Storting adopted the Finnmark Act.
The legislative assembly of Norway is the Storting.
The same applies to the Storting and the judiciary.
The Storting has no separate body such as a human rights committee.
Their activities and organisation are regulated by a statute passed by the Storting.
The Storting allocates funds to the Norwegian State Housing Bank each year.
On 11 April 2003, the Government submitted a proposal to the Storting for amendments to the Patients' Rights Act.
The Storting has 169 members, and parliamentary elections take place every four years.
In the spring of 2013 a white paper on freedom andequality for persons with intellectual disabilities was presented to the Storting.
The Storting will consider these proposals in the three parliamentary sessions following the general election.
The judiciary is independent of the executive and the legislature,and can review the constitutionality of laws passed by the Storting.
In 2003, the Storting adopted the Government' s proposal, and the reform was implemented on 1 January 2004.
Incidentally, the Government' s draft Bills have withoutexception been supported by a large majority of the Storting representatives.
In June 2001 the Storting adopted a resolution for a comprehensive reform of higher education in Norway(The Quality Reform).
On 13 June 2003, the Government presented a proposition to the Storting concerning the Act on food production and food safety(the Food Act).
In June 2009, the Storting imposed a statutory duty on municipalities to provide low-threshold assistance for victims of domestic violence.
A Biotechnology Board has been appointed to provide advice and information on biotechnology to the public at large,the Government and the Storting.
This article was adopted by the Storting in 1988, and a couple of years later a new chapter concerning language was added to the Saami Act.
Norway has signed the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities,and intends to submit a bill to the Storting on the ratification the Convention in 2010.
In March this year, the Government presented to the Storting an integrated management plan for the Barents Sea and the areas off the Lofoten Islands.
The Storting has appointed a human rights committee to prepare and present a draft of a revision with a view to strengthening the position of human rights in the Constitution.
In March, the Norwegian government presented a report to the Storting requesting the removal of exploration and production companies from the fund's reference index.
In 2013, the Storting voted to allow municipalities to regulate begging, and decided to fund certain projects providing acute accommodation and other basic services to foreign beggars.
The Government aims to present a Bill to the Storting based on the proposals of the Immigration Act Committee and the views of the consultative bodies.
In 2006, the Storting adopted legislation with a view to preventing forced marriage and child marriage and to help individuals out of a forced marriage.
The Ombudsman for Children is independent of the Storting, the Government and other public authorities, and may freely raise issues and criticize government policy.
In 2013, the Storting amended the Penal Code to expand the prohibition of certain kinds of public statements so as to include those made on the internet.
On 18 June 2009 the Storting appointed a committee to propose a limited revision of the Constitution with the aim of strengthening the position of human rights.
In the spring of 2013, the Storting adopted amendments to the Child Welfare Act to strengthen children' s legal safeguards in relation to child welfare services.
That same month, the Storting unanimously passed a resolution directing the Government to submit information relating to the question of ratification of this Optional Protocol as soon as possible.