Examples of using Previous code in English and their translations into Russian
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The previous code font for comparison.
This right did not exist in the previous Code.
Let's modify our previous code to work with malloc.
Also use the insert tag tspan for text fragments with their properties see previous code sample.
The previous code of traditional law remained valid.
The above-mentioned provisions of the new Code of Criminal Procedure were not contained in the previous Code.
All previous codes automatically will become invalid.
On the 64-bit platform the programmer using the previous code while working with an array of a large size would be disappointed.
The previous code had been adopted in 1938 and had hardly been changed.
Equality within the family unit, with the family made the joint responsibility of the husband and wife, whereas under the previous Code it was the sole responsibility of the husband;
To return to a previous code character press ESCAPE.
The Disciplinary Regulation is not at present available in a language accessible to PNTL personnel andtherefore the authorities continue to use the previous Code of Conduct.
As in the previous code fragments, one has to use the operator|| instead of&& to fix an error.
Remember to keep pointing the KAMELEON 5 at your Television while pressing this key. If you skip past a code, you can go to the previous code(s) by pressing the PREVIOUS key.
The clause in the previous code requiring spousal authorization for a woman to accept paying work had been eliminated.
Under the new Code, lawyers no longer need to inform orconsult the Bar President before they speak to the media, unlike under the previous Code.
While the previous Code had taken a problem-based approach, the new Code introduced the concept of the all-round protection of children and adolescents.
On the basis of this decree, it is responsible for drawing up not only the code, starting from the two previous codes 129, but also for exercising surveillance on its application 130.
Article 400 of the new Criminal Procedure Code provided for lesser penalties with respect to infringements of the law on public assemblies as compared with the previous Code.
Unlike the previous code, the definition of crime related to narcotics and categorizing of criminal liability for such deeds are given in a separate chapter in the new criminal law.
He points out that the new Criminal Code did away with a prison privilege established in the previous code, under which a prisoner needed to serve only half his sentence to be eligible for parole.
This Code, as compared with the previous Code, includes a new notion of a dangerous criminal act- a misdemeanour, which can only be punishable by non-custodial penalties or by short-term imprisonment up to 45 days.
In particular, article 225-1 of the new Penal Code not only punishes the discriminatory behaviour towards physical persons that was punished under the previous Code, but also that perpetrated against legal entities through their members.
These Codes replace a previous Code of Practice governing audio-recording made under the Emergency Provisions Act 1998 and a Code of Practice governing silent video-recording which had been mandatory since 10 March 1998.
The provisions of the given decision were later legislatively implemented by virtue of introducing amendments to the previous Code of Criminal Procedure, as well as in course of drafting the effective Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation.
The new Code notably abolished the former legal distinction between women and girls andgave priority to protecting the individual's rights and freedoms, rather than considering many of the crimes committed against women as crimes against society, as under the previous Code.
The approval of the new Family Code eliminated the discrimination for the minimal marriage age that existed in the previous code of 1982, which provided for different ages for marriage respectively for boys 18, and girls 16.
There were torture cases being tried under the previous Code; however, because torture had not been defined as a specific offence under that Code, those cases were being treated, instead, as crimes of abuse of authority with wounding.
As already stated, acts of torture are classified as a distinct crime by article 2221 of the new Criminal Code that came into force on 1 March 1994. Under the previous Code, they merely constituted an aggravating circumstance in connection with certain offences.
Since the promulgation of the previous Code of Criminal Procedures(Law No. 5789) in 1975, it had become obvious that this instrument had serious structural and procedural shortcomings which would subsequently influence its application in practice, and that it lacked a proper understanding of the criminal process as an instrument for the resolution of conflict.