Examples of using Laid down in section in English and their translations into Russian
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Freedom of fishing, subject to the conditions laid down in section 2;
Furthermore, the provisions laid down in section 81 of the Act on an Active Social Policy and section 35 of the Integration Act continue to apply.
These policies and guidelines to be adhered to in restricting the fundamental rights of citizens are laid down in section 9 of the law.
General non-discrimination standards as laid down in section 6 of the Constitution ensured that every person, including those affected by leprosy and their family members, were treated equally before the law.
Such periods of detention are subject to the following controls as laid down in section 9(10) and subsequent sections of the Act.
However, if institutions fail to apply for exemption, there might be some official committees, boards etcwhich are not in conformity with the requirements laid down in section 21.
Under Act No. 4/2000 foreigners enjoyed the same rights andfreedoms as those of Spaniards laid down in section I of the Constitution, the only exception being with regard to certain voting rights.
Any Tunisian or alien shall be deemed to perpetrate an attack on the external security of the State andshall be liable to the penalties laid down in section 62 of this Code if he.
The punishments laid down in sections 216 and 218 shall be decreased by one or two degrees if a supervening accidental cause has contributed to produce the effects mentioned in the said sections. .
The advice to be given before informed consent must be provided in a manner laid down in section 6(2) and must include information on.
The punishments laid down in sections 216 and 218 shall be decreased by one or two degrees if a supervening accidental cause has contributed to produce the effects mentioned in the said sections. .
Where relevant, independence will have to be implemented through the conclusion of an agreement to this effect under the rules laid down in section 19 of the Danish Constitution.
Rules covering issues pertaining to the protection of copyright andrelated rights laid down in Section 5 of the Law of the Republic of Armenia"On Copyright and Related Rights" ensure the implementation of the constitutional norm.
Before issuing an expulsion order, both the courts of law andthe administrative authorities must ensure that the conditions laid down in sections 2225(b) of the Aliens Act were fulfilled.
These regulations are rendered more effective by means of uniform principles laid down in section 5 of the General Administrative Regulation on the Implementation of the Drug Law in the version of 7 December 1990 Federal Gazette, p. 6,660.
The participants covered by Section 163 of the Criminal Code are charged with"crimes committed for the benefit of a criminal conspiracy",subject to the conditions laid down in Sections 43 and 44 of the Criminal Code.
There were several restrictions laid down in section 15 of the Act, such as that the admission should be made before a senior public officer not below the rank of Superintendent of Police, and recorded by such police officer in writing.
Packages or containers shall be marked in accordance with the provisions concerning marking laid down in Section VI, subject to the following special conditions in respect of the official label.
The new Penal Code laid down in Section 12 that the place where a criminal offence was committed shall be any place where the perpetrator acted or where the result envisaged in this law occurred or should have occurred according to the idea of the perpetrator.
The State party, further,wishes to state that the enforcement mechanisms of the Commission's reports is laid down in Section 21(i) of the Commission for Investigations Act which, provides that.
Freedom of fishing, for example,is specifically subject to the conditions laid down in section 2, and freedom of scientific research is specifically subject to Parts VI and XIII. Freedom of the high seas must also be exercised by all States with due regard for other States' interests in their exercise of the freedom of the high seas art. 87.
Therefore, all crimes andoffences punishable under the Austrian Penal Code are subject to this obligation as laid down in sections 64 and 65 of the Austrian Penal Code see A/CN.4/571, para. 44.
Agreements under international law affecting the defence and security policy as well as agreements under international law which are to apply to Denmark, or which are negotiated within an international organisation of which the Kingdom of Denmark is a member shall be negotiated andconcluded according to the rules laid down in section 13.
One item on the agenda of the National Commission on International Humanitarian Law in recent years has been the creation of a National Information Office, as laid down in section V of the Third Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War.
In this context, the Government indicated that the qualifying period laid down in section 25 of the Act of 12 June 1967 respecting the Family Benefits Code was no longer appropriate considering the economic realities of the country and should therefore be reviewed following the reform of the social security system under way in the country.
Reporting of information on adjusted emissions in no way removes the mandatory requirement for Parties to report unadjusted emissions as laid down in section IV.A of these Guidelines.
It noted that the Government had not indicated whether women workers who do not fulfil the qualifying period of three months laid down in section 11 of Act No. 24.714 concerning the family benefits scheme are nevertheless entitled to cash benefits from public funds or under a public assistance scheme.
According to the Danish law, an objective assessment of the gravity of the offence committed is crucial for determining whether an offender should be prosecuted under the general provision of the offence laid down in section 244 or under the provision of aggravated offence laid down in section 2451.
When the police orprosecuting authority assesses that a case at hand is eligible for conciliation as laid down in section 3(1), it must inform the suspect and the victim of the crime of the possibility of conciliation and refer them to conciliation, unless otherwise provided in subsection 2 of this section. .
Teachers of Christian Knowledge and Religious and Ethical Education shall take as their point of departure the object clause of the primary andlower secondary school laid down in section 12, and present Christianity, other religions and philosophies of life on the basis of their distinctive characteristics.