Examples of using Code adopted in English and their translations into Russian
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Code adopted but not yet published.
The water code, adopted in 1996;
Previously, the country had the Air Code adopted in 1994.
The Forestry Code, adopted on 31 January 1997;
Similar provisions are also included in the collective labour agreement and in the new Labour Code adopted in 2004.
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Family Code, adopted in May 1984 by Decree 76-84.
The law establishing the Environment Code, adopted on 30 January 1997;
The Budget Code adopted in 2001 governs the system of Ukrainian public finances.
Uzbekistan provided an extract of its criminal code adopted on 22 September 1994.2.
The family code adopted in November 2011 prohibits the adoption of abandoned Malian children and orphans by foreigners.
India noted the inclusion of special features governing employment of persons under 18 years in the Labour Code adopted in 2009 and requested Turkmenistan to further elaborate on working standards for young employees.
The Family Code, adopted in 1987, had strengthened women's rights in the areas of consent to marriage and inheritance.
The commentary to this article states, inter alia, that the wording contains elements from the corresponding provisions of the Charters of the Nürnberg and Tokyo Tribunals,the Nürnberg principles adopted by the Commission in 1950 and the draft Code adopted by the Commission in 1954.
Under the Family Code, adopted children had equal rights.
The Election Code adopted in 2006 makes it mandatory that at least one third of parliamentary seats must be represented by women.
Compared to the former Russian Customs Code adopted in 1993, it provides for more facilitation of trade and transport.
The Labour Code adopted by Law No. 7/2009 of 12 February 2009 introduced several changes regarding maternity, paternity and parental leave, increasing the possibilities of sharing the leave between the mother and the father and also increasing the length of the parental leave for the father while making provisions for the same global income when the mother and father share the maternity/paternity leave.
UNICEF noted that the Family Code adopted in 2005 sets the legal age of marriage at 18 years for both boys and girls.
For example, the code adopted by the French Association des fournisseurs d'access et de services Internet(AFA) provides that its members(i.e., ISPs in France) should be on guard for"manifestly illegal" content, by means of being aware of the criticisms of users, monitoring particularly popular web pages, and"automatically detecting" suspicious words.
The Committee welcomes the new Labour Code adopted on 28 March 2003 and the Law on Employment and Social Protection for Job Seekers of 13 March 2003.
The new Customs Code adopted by the Parliament at the first reading includes a new chapter dealing with intellectual property protection, which effectively addresses these problems.
Mr. MOMTAZ(Islamic Republic of Iran)said that, as the draft Code adopted by the Commission identified only five crimes against the peace and security of mankind, its scope had been drastically reduced.
The draft Family Code adopted by the Government in December 2009 and submitted to the National Assembly for adoption equates, in all elements, same-sex civil partnership with other family unions.
Please provide information on the amendments to the Labour Code adopted in 2012 and describe to what extent the increased"flexibility of labour relations" that has been introduced safeguards employees' right to protection from unfair dismissal.
The new Labour Code adopted in 2004 granted them equal employment opportunities, and articles 2 and 3 of the Electoral Code guaranteed the right to vote and to run for office without regard to gender.
In the Russian Federation, a new Land Code adopted in 2001 permits private land appropriation, but access to ownership is so mired in red tape as to exclude most indigenous communities from the process.
The revised land code adopted by Parliament in April 2011 includes the decentralization of land issues to the communes and the establishment of the National Land Commission, which is tasked with managing the redistribution of land and resolving land disputes.
Another measure introduced under a new municipal and community code adopted in June 2006 had preserved a provision from the earlier 2001 law concerning at least one-third participation from each sex in the total number of candidates in local elections.
She asked how the Labour Code adopted in 2003 was enforced, especially the provisions regarding equal pay for work of equal value, and what maternity protections were provided for public sector employees.
In that connection, the Chairman of the Drafting Committee,introducing the draft Code adopted by it on second reading in the plenary, noted that, in the opinion of the Drafting Committee, the issue of immunity was a matter of implementation of the Code and therefore should not be dealt with in the part of the Code on general principles.