Examples of using Legislation to regulate in English and their translations into Russian
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Legislation to regulate the Digital Economy program.
In this context, the country needs a bitcoin bourse and legislation to regulate this realm.
Russian regions adopted new legislation to regulate the transfer of real estate to religious groups.
The Constitution imposes an obligation on Parliament under Article 22 to enact legislation to regulate the property rights of spouses.
Legislation to regulate the police and gendarmerie and to prevent torture and brutality had also been enacted.
Some states reported additional legislation to regulate genetic engineering;
Legislation to regulate financial institutions that primarily serve small borrowers is not well developed in many jurisdictions.
The Committee notes that the State party has enacted legislation to regulate domestic adoptions.
Legislation to regulate the media was deliberately vague so that the courts could, among other things, combat racial discrimination effectively.
Some of them indicated that they did not possess specific legislation to regulate the implementation of Security Council resolutions.
The Government of Egypt is planning to modernize the trading system at the Cairo stock exchange andintroduce new legislation to regulate its activities.
Many countries in Asia have moved towards passing legislation to regulate organ transplantation, including India and the Philippines.
In relation to intercountry adoption, the Committee is of the opinion that the State party should,as soon as possible, draft and adopt legislation to regulate this activity.
It has enacted legislation to regulate the right of children to care and education, and has implemented a number of health, social and educational plans to provide for children's welfare.
However, the Government does not consider it necessary to pass legislation to regulate private military and security companies.
Consequently, we have drafted legislation to regulate the rendering of military assistance by private individuals and companies to foreign Governments and agencies.
However, the Government does not consider it necessary to pass legislation to regulate private military and security companies.
His Government had enacted legislation to regulate the adoption of children who had been deprived of parental care, in addition to establishing a database to ensure their protection.
The Government, being committed to implement the provisions of the National Charter,rapidly promulgated new legislation to regulate the activities of political parties.
Other States rely on general legislation to regulate the non-profit sector but their capacity to implement this legislation is fairly weak.
In the context of the interAmerican system of human rights protection, however,it could be said that there was no clear legislation to regulate action in response to the InterAmerican Commission on Human Rights.
States should consider enacting legislation to regulate the protection of witnesses and should have the assistance of the model law on witness protection, created by UNODC in 2008.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to emphasize that this principleis fundamental to the rule of law and, accordingly, to the use of legislation to regulate the activities of human rights defenders.
Most of the developed countries adapt their legislation to regulate the new electronic money, which will allow slow to adapt innovation of the financial market- a crypto-currency to modern realities.
It is easy to forget today that, before 1999, there were no international guidelines on service price indices,no international conferences for information exchange on the subject and no international legislation to regulate and harmonise the collection of prices of services to enterprises.
In addition, the Government has indicated that it intends to enact new legislation to regulate the terms and conditions under which people are employed by businesses and other organizations.
Develop legislation to regulate mining in environmentally sensitive areas, including critical sites for water resources, vital areas for biodiversity conservation and sacred sites;
Many countries and areas have moved in recent years towards passing legislation to regulate organ transplantation, and to prohibit the use of children's organs.
In effect, Barbados has no domestic legislation to regulate the question of refugees, and is not a refugee receiving country, although it has on occasion provided transit arrangements for a small number of refugees at the request of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.
