Examples of using Whose statutes in English and their translations into Russian
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Company whose statutes allow for bearer shares to be issued.
Foreign legal persons can join associations whose statutes so specify.
An NGO whose statutes allow it to establish or accredit branches should not require any other authorisation for this purpose.
The same would apply in respect of judges of the two Tribunals, whose statutes provided for the same conditions of service.
The political parties whose statutes stipulate 33 per cent women on candidate lists do not comply with their own rule.
In 1995, its members decided to transform the commission into the"Let's educate girls" Association, whose statutes were approved in August 1995.
The Discrimination Act introduced a right for a non-profit organisation whose statutes state that it is to look after the interests of its members to bring an action on behalf of an individual.
Under article 11, legally constituted unions are free to combine their efforts in the study and defence of their occupational interests andform federations, whose statutes must be approved by the Government.
The same applies in respect of judges of the two Tribunals, whose statutes incorporate this provision of the Court's Statute by reference.
Guardianship and correctional juvenile courts provide minors in these circumstances with assistance on a continuing basis by ordering temporary placement in theNational Children's Home or in other institutions whose statutes authorize them to take in juveniles who are at risk.
Now, he stated, not only were there more than 60 such institutions, whose statutes were in keeping with the Paris principles, financially independent from Governments, but there was also the International Coordinating Committee to help strengthen the resources available to national human rights agencies.
The Ministry of Justice, in its practice, refuses to register those associations whose statutes contain discriminatory provisions related to minorities.
Work is well advanced on the legal framework for the North American Free Trade Area(NAFTA) Trade Point Network, whose statutes are expected to be signed later this year.
The Conference called on Member States andIslamic organizations and personalities to contribute to the Waqf of the Islamic University in Niger, whose statutes were adopted by the 26th Session of the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers in Burkina Faso and urged donors to redouble efforts to achieve such a goal.
The Committee is concerned about the conduct of the parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan in March 2000,in particular about the non-participation of the political parties which had failed to register one year prior to the elections or whose statutes did not explicitly declare an intention to present candidates for elections.
The Conference called on the Member States andthe Islamic organizations and personalities to contribute to the Waqf of the Islamic University in Niger whose Statutes have been adopted by the 26th Session of the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers held in Burkina Faso, and urged donors to multiply their efforts in order to reach this end.
The implication of net budgeting did not appear to have received proper analysis,particularly with regard to JIU and ICSC, whose statutes required that their budgets should be included in the regular budget.
After a general discussion, they reached a consensus on the principle of establishing the Association on the basis of the example of the Agency for the Management of New Information andCommunication Technologies(AGENTIC), whose statutes were adopted by a general meeting of members on 27 November 2001 and whose instruments were adopted by the Council of Ministers at its meeting of 26 December 2001.
The basic functions of the Association, whose Statute was registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on 30 September 1993, are as follows.
As one of the principal organs of the Charter, whose Statute makes it an integral part of the Organization, the International Court of Justice occupies a unique place within the international legal system.
In this respect, the International Criminal Court, whose Statute was adopted in Rome just a few months ago, deserves special mention.
In 1993, the system of regional institutions expanded to include the Central American Court of Justice, headquartered at Managua, whose Statute was adopted at the thirteenth summit meeting.
We commend the efforts that went into the establishment of the International Criminal Court whose Statute was recently adopted in Rome.
The International Criminal Court, whose statute had recently been adopted, was not a human rights court, but its existence would make it possible to prevent some of the most serious crimes under international law and put an end to the impunity which the perpetrators of such crimes had enjoyed.
The International Criminal Court whose Statute was signed recently in Rome should get down to work and immediately prosecute those who seek the destruction of human beings but who cover up their actions by making innocent people take the blame.
Ms. Dascalopoulou(Greece) noted that the International Criminal Court, whose Statute had been adopted in Rome in July 1998, would have a dual role: to try, with the greatest degree of fairness, the perpetrators of very serious crimes and to act as a powerful deterrent.
The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda set an important precedent with respect to the establishment of the International Criminal Court, whose Statute was adopted in Rome in July 1998, thereby opening up a new chapter in the process of bringing to justice the perpetrators of international crimes.
The International Criminal Court, whose statute will soon be ratified by Andorra, a country which had the honour of contributing to it by composing the first paragraphs of the preamble, is a good example of an entity that respects borders but that places human rights above all.
In this regard, my delegation welcomes the establishment of the International Tribunals dealing with genocide and war crimes committed on the territory of the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda,as well as the recent establishment of the International Criminal Court, whose Statute the Niger has already signed.
Forgery-proof voter registration cards updated for the next ballot should allow the spelling of family names to be fixed andthe establishment of the National Identification Office, whose statute has just been published in a decree, to be accelerated.