Examples of using No alien in English and their translations into Russian
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There's no alien.
No alien creatures slithering around?
There was no alien.
Yup, no alien at all.
Guys. There is no alien.
This is no alien creature, Doctor.
Hire soldiers, put them so that would be no alien got to the base!
No alien lady ever told Captain Kirk,"Hey, get your thing out of my nose.
Section 10 of the Law provides that no alien has an absolute right of entry.
No alien was deported to a country where he or she might run the risk of being tortured.
Section 10 of the Law provides that no alien has an absolute right of entry.
No alien mind-melding, no body-snatching,no plans to abduct, say, Max.
Pursuant to section 44 of the Danish Constitution, no alien can acquire Danish nationality other than by act of parliament.
No alien may be expelled, extradited or returned if, on account of this, he/she risks the death penalty, torture or other degrading treatment.”.
Paragraph 17 of the report stated that, under article 31, paragraph 1,of the Aliens Act, no alien could be returned to a country in which he would risk being subject to persecution.
No alien may enter or leave the territory of Bahrain unless authorized by an immigration officer and unless in possession of a passport and an entry visa to Bahrain;
According to the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia, no alien was removed from the Republic of Slovenia pursuant to article 51, paragraph 2, of the Aliens Act or article 6, paragraph 2, of the Aliens Act.
No alien may obtain supplementary title to unregistered immovable property he possesses nor have it registered, until possession has been converted into ownership.
Under the provisions of Section 58, paragraph 1 of Act No. 48/2002 Coll.on the stay of aliens, no alien can be administratively expelled to a country where his/her life would be jeopardised on grounds of race, ethnic origin, religion, belonging to a certain social group or political conviction.
No alien may enter or sojourn in the Republic unless he/she is in possession of an immigration permit to settle permanently in the Republic of South Africa, a visa or a temporary residence permit, all issued in terms of the Aliens Control Act.
While attention was drawn, in that context, to the importance of readmission agreements,some delegations emphasized that no alien should be expelled to a State where his or her life or personal freedom would be threatened or where he or she might be subjected to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
No alien may be sent to a country if he proves that his life or freedom would be in danger there or that he would be at risk there of treatment contrary to article 3 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of 4 November 1950.
The Council of Ministers may by order to be published in the Gazette declare that,except where the consent of the Council of Ministers is first obtained, no alien shall, after the date of the order, acquire otherwise than by inheritance, ownership of any immovable property situate within any area prescribed in the order, and any registration effected in contravention of the terms of such order shall be null and void.
No alien shall be expelled to a State where his or her life would be threatened on grounds such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national, ethnic or social origin, property, birth or other status, or any other ground impermissible under international law.
As an essential general safeguard, no alien should be expelled to a country where his or her life or personal freedom was endangered.
According to article 31 of the Act:"No alien or person in possession of a personal residence permit may be deported, unless his presence constitutes a threat to the internal or external security or integrity of the State, its national economy, public health or public morals, or unless he is burden on the State.
According to article 319 of Act No. 48 of 1999, concerning the entry andexit of aliens:"No alien in possession of a special residence permit may be deported, unless his presence poses a threat to the internal or external security and integrity of the State or its national economy or health or such alien constitutes a burden on the State.
Article 31 of the Act states:"No alien in possession of a special residence card shall be deported unless his presence constitutes a threat to the internal or external security and territorial integrity of the State or the national economy or public health or public morals or he is a burden on the State.
In Germany, it is therefore still the case that no alien may be deported to a State where there is a real danger of his being subjected to torture or where he is wanted for a criminal offence and the danger of the death penalty exists.
According to article 32, paragraph 1, no alien shall be returned or expelled to a country where, for reasons of race or religion or social status or political belief, he/she would be subjected to fear of prosecution, as well as when there is a well-founded reason to believe that the expelled alien would be subjected to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment.