Examples of using Which strictly in English and their translations into Russian
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But in conditions of crisis we still observe the growth, which, strictly speaking, is not bad.
Use of mechanical review, which strictly analyzes details such as lines, punctuation, presence of numbers, etc.
MMA fighters in the game you have to collect a puzzle which, strictly speaking, men are depicted.
Subparagraph(a), which strictly speaking might be unnecessary, since it was already contained in subparagraph(e), should be retained at the head of the list, given the paramount nature of the prohibition of the use or threat of use of force among the peremptory rules of international law.
In 1999 the Code for Children and Adolescents, which strictly governs their rights, was signed into law.
Israel's settlement construction and all other ongoing colonization activities in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, constitute grave breaches of international humanitarian law,particularly the Fourth Geneva Convention, which strictly prohibits such activities.
To determine the equivalent mode of class A,a mask is used, which strictly limits the amplitudes of the harmonics.
In addition, UNMIK intends to vigorously enforce the election code of conduct, which strictly prohibits the involvement of political entities in any form of violence or intimidation, and the Mission will strike out any candidate or political party from the ballot in cases where involvement in politically motivated violence can be substantiated.
Edraw gives you a comprehensive collection of BPMN symbols which strictly follow the BPMN 2.0 standard.
Some laws adopt a prescriptive approach, which strictly limits the circumstances in which group companies can be treated as other than separate legal personalities and the corporate veil lifted or, in other words, the circumstances in which a related company can be responsible for the debts of an insolvency group member.
The cow is their sacred animal No. 1. Because it is a feature of their faith, which strictly can't eat cow meat….
Greece offers top-quality medical services, which strictly adhere to the EU legislation, and the UK and World Health Organization(WHO) regulations.
KopoBa they have a sacred animal No. 1. Because it is a feature of their faith, which strictly can't eat cow meat….
The Rules governing inland navigation in the Russian Federation contain provisions which strictly define the movement of small-size craft:"Small-size craft shall remain outside the limits of the channel or of the prescribed traffic lanes.
The idea was put forward to a widespread custom of two calendar names, official and secret,one of which strictly depended on calendar.
At the same time, construction has decreased, which, strictly speaking, contradicts the other observed parameters.
Decree No. 69/ND-CP, issued by the Government, dated 21/7/2006, which modified, supplemented several provisions of Decree No.68/ND-CP, specifies details for the implementation of several provisions of theLaw on Marriage and Family concerning marriage and family relationships with foreign elements, which strictly spells out qualifications for marrying foreigners.
Develop legal nihilism- waiver of rights andsocial norms, which, strictly speaking, takes control of human relationships.
In addition to article 74 of the Constitution(which strictly prohibits revenge against denouncers and petitioners) and article 132 of the Penal Code(which stipulates the forms of punishments against infringements of the right to complaint and petition), the Law on Complaint and Denunciation(LCD) stipulates the necessary measures to ensure the safety of complainants and denouncers and to penalize those who threaten, take revenge on or insult them arts. 66.
A special part in a national costume was assigned to headwear which strictly satisfied the age and marital status.
Such illegal Israeli measures in Occupied East Jerusalem are clearly aimed at altering the demographic composition and religious, cultural and historical character, identity and landscape of the city and are in violation of the numerous relevant Security Council and General Assembly resolutions calling for a cessation of such Israeli measures and for respect by the occupying Power of its obligations under international law,including the Fourth Geneva Convention, which strictly prohibits such actions.
In Russia you come under migration legislation of the Russian Federation which strictly regulates foreign citizens' sojourn.
The European Union has adopted a set of rules of security, which strictly limit the quantity of liquids that you can transport in your luggage.
The law to implement the 1945 Constitution with regard to human rights is Law Number 39 of 1999 on Human Rights, which strictly regulates and guarantees protection from discrimination.
Eradicating child labour was a priority for his Government, which strictly enforced the ban on the employment of children under the age of 14.
Lanos cars have been produced in Ukraine since 2004 in Zaporozhye city on the basis of License Agreement, signed between CJSC"ZAZ" andGMDAT company, which strictly identifies the production and sales territories for the car.
The legal powers of the prosecutor are provided in the Constitution, the Law on Judiciary andthe Penal Procedure Code, which strictly specify the conditions for prosecution and basically do not foresee discretion for the prosecutor in discharging his/her functions or powers.
Upon commencing the naturalization process, the first model of the language proficiency test was developed, following the provisions of article 20 of the Citizenship Law which strictly regulates the content, and in part also the form, of the language proficiency test.
The settlement campaign constitutes a grave violation of international humanitarian law-- in particular the Fourth Geneva Convention, which strictly prohibits the transfer by the occupying Power of its civilian population to the territory that it is occupying-- and represents the main obstacle to the peace process.
The State party also points out that not all opinion is critical of the Court of Cassation's position:some recognize the importance of a literal interpretation of article 15 of the Covenant, which, strictly speaking, refers only to penalties and not to offences or to non-criminal laws that simply define concepts used in upholding criminal law.
