Examples of using May be effected in English and their translations into Russian
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Deportation of foreigners from the Czech Republic may be effected.
The exchange of information may be effected through the intelligence services.
This may be effected after the decision on the motion for the reopening of the case has been issued.
Arrest under an order of committal may be effected only on a warrant.
This agreement may be effected at the request of the signatories to the partnership agreement.
Arrest under an order of committal may be effected only on a warrant.
Extradition may be effected only pursuant to and in implementation of an extradition law art. 68.
Arrest under an order of committal may be effected only on a warrant.
This service may be effected by simple transmission of the summons or decision to the recipient.
It is not required in cases of acquisition of movable assets, which may be effected by one of the spouses acting alone.
A recall or removal may be effected not later than five days before voting day.
Individualized transfers, including pensions,to individual Kosovo citizens may be effected with funding from the Republic of Serbia.
Such seizure may be effected in Australia; on the high seas, or in a place beyond the jurisdiction of any country.
The revision of the price due to a change in construction costs may be effected on the basis of an index clause paragraphs 49 to 55.
The decrease may be effected by the return or offset the tax withheld on account of the sums which the founder has to pay into the budget of his country.
Also banned open sale of shares,transfer of shares may be effected only with the approval of the general meeting of shareholders.
When passing through the opening of a fixed or closed bridge or weir, or when passing through locks, vessels may carry the mast-head lights provided for in paragraphs 1 and2 above at a reduced height so that passage may be effected without difficulty.
Such transfer of rights may be effected by means of electronic communication.
Compulsory acquisition may be carried out in judicial oradministrative proceedings or may be effected by an ad hoc legislative act.
The reorganization of the Company may be effected in the form of a merger, affiliation, division, separation and transformation.
A change of the nationality of a child aged 16-18 following a change of nationality by his parents orin the event of his adoption may be effected only with child's consent. B. Preservation of identity art.
A compulsory reorganisation may be effected pursuant to the decision of judicial bodies in the cases specified by legislative acts.
Termination of ownership rights or any other measure involving loss orsuspension of the power to dispose of assets may be effected in Colombia by order of the competent foreign authority.
This cooperation may be effected through bilateral or other agreements or may take place through appropriate subregional and regional organizations.
The transfer of technology andskills to the personnel of the purchaser may be effected under training obligations undertaken by the contractor.
When passing through the opening of a fixed or closed bridge or weir, or when passing through locks, vessels may carry the lights, boards, balls, etc.provided for in this chapter at a reduced height so that passage may be effected without difficulty.
The use of advertising of exclusive rights(intellectual property) may be effected in the manner prescribed in the legislation of the Azerbaijan Republic.
When passing through the opening of a fixed or closed bridge or weir, or when passing through locks, the vessels of a towed convoy may carry the lights prescribed in paragraphs 1(a), 2 and3 of this article at a reduced height so that passage may be effected without difficulty.
The release of such a person before the expiration of his or her sentence may be effected only with the consent of the contracting party that sentenced him or her.
Theoretically, this means that an extradition may be effected on the basis of an extradition treaty that does not contain a requirement relating to the classification by both States of an action as indictable.