Examples of using Is section in English and their translations into Russian
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Alpha Team, this is section 20.
This is section 203A of the Penal Law which states that.
Our official designation is Section 31.
Another example is section 26 of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Act 1986.
Another provision that women can invoke in Malawi is section 30 of the Constitution.
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Most pertinent is section III(arts. 47-78), which addresses issues associated with occupied territories.
A further example of discriminatory legislation is section 17(6) of the Native Administration Proclamation.
The example is Section 7 in Nitzan prison in Ramla, where they isolate detainees who they think are dangerous.
With regard to the obligations contained in paragraph 5(c) and(d)the legal basis for their implementation is Section 36 of the FTA.
In Jamaica the relevant legislation is section 11(1) of the Registration(Births and Deaths) Act which provides.
The relevant legislative provision governing removal of unlawful non-citizens from Australia is section 198 of the Migration Act 1958.
Of particular concern to our delegation is section II of the report, on the visits of the Representative of the Secretary-General to 11 States.
The relevant provision of the law which absolves from liability the person applying force is section 27 of the Civil Wrongs Law cap. 148.
Of particular relevance to the Committee is section 65, subsection 1, which stipulates equality without regard to national origin, race or colour.
The relevant section of the 1998-1999 programme budget(ibid.,Fifty-second Session, Supplement No. 6(A/52/6/Rev.1)) is section 22.
Another unique dimension which has enhanced the effectiveness of the law, is section 23 which makes provisions for the compensation of the victims of trafficking.
Another source of law is Section 133 of the Penal Law that prohibits, among others things, the encouragement of hatred between different sections of the population.
However basic part of answers of young people about reasons of post primary education is section“Other”, where such answers are included as“because of person's health condition”,“I was ill” etc.
Notable is section 63 which provides that diplomatic or State immunity shall not be a bar to proceedings under this legislation.
Another practical and legal application of the protection accorded to privacy is section 9 of the Evidence Act which makes illegally obtained evidence inadmissible in the courts.
South Africa has informed the CTC in previous reports that,pending the adoption of the POCDATARA, the only legislation in South Africa that refers specifically to terrorism is section 54 of the Internal Security Act Act No.74 of 1982.
Of particular relevance to the Committee is section 65, subsection 1, which stipulates equality without regard to national origin, race or colour.
In section 73 of the amended Constitution the provision on freedom of opinion andfreedom of expression is more detailed than the present provision on freedom of expression, which is section 72 of the Constitution.
Of particular importance is section 34 which provides that no Nigerian may be subjected to servitude or any other condition which impairs his dignity.
The Supreme Court held that the relevant provision to determine the validity of an arbitration agreement is section 7 of the 1996 Act(adapted from article 7 MAL), which contains the writing requirement.
Of particular significance,in the Group's view, is section 3.2 of the draft standard, which states that“the receiving refinery is responsible for undertaking due diligence on their suppliers and ensuring the integrity of the chain of custody between the mine and the refinery”.
Another provision which has also been used to arrest individuals is section 122(1) of the Penal Code under which anyone found guilty of"high treason" can be punished with death.
Another example is section 12 of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 which specifically declares it to be an unlawful act to discriminate against any person in the respect of the grant, continuance, extension, variation, termination or renewal of a tenancy agreement in contravention of the Human Rights Act 1993; and to give instruction or state an intention to that end.
The legal basis for the implementation of the sanctions against Iran,imposed by resolution 1747(2007), is section 1 of Act No. 4 of 7 June 1968, relating to the implementation of mandatory decisions of the Security Council of the United Nations.
The most relevant provision here is section 1327 of the Civil Code, according to which dependants of a person that has been killed are entitled to compensation for lost maintenance to be paid by the person causing the damage in the case of official liability by the responsible legal entity.