Examples of using This norm in English and their translations into Russian
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We will need to universalize this norm.
Most often this norm is the criteria of truth.
When asked by Эха Кавказа,"does the law include this norm?
In Ukraine, this norm legislated since 1993.
Several countries have made progress in complying with this norm.
Observed This norm has been introduced to the Company‘s Charter.
Nevertheless, Lawyers without Borders has observed that this norm continues to change.
The plastics in this norm are divided into tolerance rows.
The analyses of the election commissions' formation shows, that this norm was realized in full.
This norm is provided in order to consider and approve.
In case of non-observance of this norm employees bear their own responsibility for this. .
This norm is also expressed in articles 96, 99 and 113 of the Labour Code.
In addition, Kelimbetov said that each bank must comply with this norm and not deviate from it.
Once this norm is established, we will work to make it universal.
In accordance with Article 176 of the Labour Code this norm applies to the child's father or guardians.
This norm was later officially enacted in Basic Law: Freedom of Occupation.
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples reconfirms this norm and analyses its meaning as it pertains to indigenous peoples.
This norm does not provide for demolition of existing items of the cultural heritage.
She urged her colleagues to put the international customary character of this norm into a resolution and to encourage the Commission on Human Rights to do the same.
This norm was adopted based on international practice in the establishment and registration of parties.
However, in many parts of the world, historical transformations andwomen's individual and collective struggles resulted in significant deviations from this norm towards greater equality between the sexes.
I ask you to make this norm regular in your working schedule", concluded the Mayor.
This norm also encourages the guilty person to reimburse the damage inflicted by the crime.
JS1 stated this norm facilitated arbitrary arrests, police harassment and abuse.
This norm has been provided with a view to preventing possible unfavorable consequences and separating the parties.
In order to materialize this norm, Part 3 of the Constitution is devoted to the fundamental rights comprising, to a very large extent, the human rights recognized by the international community.
This norm would ban the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
More generally, the application of this norm with respect to appeals and review procedures prescribed by national law does not appear to be a source of great abuse or difficulty.
This norm is constitutional because it is based on article 14, paragraph 1, of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Now the complete enforcement of this norm would be counterproductive and impossible, but it was necessary when the Communist Party was the only institutionalised political force.
