Примеры использования A public official на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Political Constitution of 1991, article 90, provides for the possibility of State claims for restitution from a public official who causes damages of this nature.
If the offence is committed against a public official or public servant in the course of
Where the offender is a public official, the complainant may make a complaint to the Ombudsman
Ms. Martínez(Paraguay) said that there was an error in the second footnote of paragraph 79 of the report and that only a public official could make an arrest.
who was a public official appointed by the President of the Republic.
The intermediary can be anyone except a public official, who would be punished by the provisions on passive bribery.
Torture here means that a public official inflicts on another person harm
Please indicate whether domestic law provides for suspension from duties during an investigation when the alleged offender is a public official.
Moreover,"whether the person can also be classified as a public official in terms of employment law is irrelevant.
perceived as another way to provide an undue advantage to a public official.
I have been a public official since 2005 working in the Office of the Estonian Chancellor of Justice as well as in the Ministry of Social Affairs.
The case was referred to an investigator who accused the commander of the riot police unit of having abused his powers as a public official.
who was a public official, or by the State?
using insider information through the employment of a public official may result in negative consequences for the company.
diversion of property by a public official articles 224-228 PC.
From the position of international standards, a public official may not be an auditor
If the perpetrator was a public official, the term of imprisonment was a maximum of four years.
under Philippine law, criminal- conduct of a congressman, a public official and public figure, is a matter of public concern and interest.
Sentencing is subject to judicial discretion, and the involvement of a public official is treated as an aggravating circumstance.