Examples of using Executive acts in English and their translations into Russian
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These executive acts have not yet been adopted.
In many cases that legislation is supplemented by executive acts.
The executive acts related to labour migration101.
Existence of legal acts e.g. existence of policies,strategies, executive acts.
New legislation and executive acts regarding article 8.
The Executive acts through a Cabinet that consists of the President, the Vice President and other ministers.
New legislation and executive acts regarding article 13.
The contemplated changes would require amendment of legal acts, such as the Act on the Teachers' Charter and executive acts.
New legislation and executive acts regarding article 15.
The legal protection of motherhood and family was guaranteed in the reporting period by the Constitution anda number of legislative and executive acts.
The Constitution stands above all other laws, executive acts, and regulations, including treaties;
A unilateral trade embargo was imposed on Cuba by the United States in 1960 and was subsequently amended by the Cuban Democracy Act of 1992,the Helms-Burton Act of 1996, and other legislative and executive acts.
In addition, where they do not criminalize them, executive acts or orders greatly restrict those rights.
However, it is essential that General Abubakar repeal the many repressive decrees allowing detention without trial, suspending constitutional guarantees of human rights, setting up special tribunals to try particular offences, andbarring the courts from considering executive acts.
Monitoring the content andeffect of legislation and executive acts and making proposals, where necessary, for improving legislation;
In 1995-1998 most press was in private hands, completely or in part(with the exception of specific forms, such as those financed by the State- Dziennik Ustaw(Journal of Laws) or Monitor Polski(Polish Monitor),which publish all executive acts) and freely available without any restrictions of preventive censorship.
Subsequently, it was followed by a series of executive acts, which lay down the guidelines concerning the implementation of the principles embodied in the Act.
This judgement means that the aboriginal communities may claim rights to lands where indigenous customary title has not been extinguished by legislative or executive acts that transformed those lands into individual private property.
Instances have been recorded in which Governments adopted executive acts that substantively amended or even replaced legislation guaranteeing the independence of the legal profession.
While he welcomed the antidiscrimination legislation that had been enacted since the submission of Australia's first report,the Committee's jurisprudence under article 26 showed clearly that nondiscrimination was not the same as positive equality of treatment when it came to implementing legislation and executive acts and applying judicial determinations.
They apply in the same way as internal laws andhave priority over executive acts and administrative measures, which should be consistent with international treaties.
The new Polish law on road traffic(passed on 20 June 1999) has been followed by a set of Executive Acts covering technical requirements and technical inspections for vehicles.
Where it is invoked in proceedings concerning foreign executive acts, the court would typically refuse to adjudicate upon an exercise of sovereign power, such as making war, peace, concluding international treaties or ceding territory.
The Act on Waste and the Act on the Protection and Management of the Environment, with their numerous executive acts, provide a set of rules for environmentally sound waste management.
The Act on employment andcounteracting unemployment of 14 December 1994 and executive acts were consistent with ILO Convention No. 111 of 1958 concerning discrimination in employment and occupation and with EU Directive No. 76/207 of 9 February 1976 on equal treatment of women and men in respect of access to employment.
The statement inparagraph 40 of the core document(HRI/CORE/1/Add.49) that"[t]he Constitution stands above all other laws, executive acts and regulations, including treaties" raised questions about the circumstances in which the United States fulfilled its international obligations.
Monitoring of the conformity with international human rights law of domestic standards and executive acts, generally by means of procedures for the revision or monitoring(direct or indirect, through action or as exceptions) of the constitutionality and legality of such standards and acts; .
In January the Ministry of Information requested comments from COHCHR on two draft executive acts issued under the Press Law: a sub-decree defining national security and political stability and a proclamation on press identification and registration.
The governor-general is a nominal chief executive, acting within the constraints of constitutional convention and precedent.
Consequently, the executive act of entering into treaties does not itself give rise to legitimate expectations in administrative law.