Примеры использования A superior на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Commits the act in implementation of an order from a superior which they are obliged or feel obliged to obey.
self-defence and orders from a superior.
energized with the assurance of belonging to a superior and ennobled fellowship of the sons of God.
Under this provision of the Constitution, if torture has been ordered by a superior, the responsibility lies both with the person issuing the order
pursuant to an order of a superior shall remain an offence.
is co-located with a superior clinical site that provides a full range of practical training experiences.
For an additional supplement you can enjoy a Superior Double Room on the top floor of the hotel.
Mechanisms to protect subordinates from reprisals if they refuse to carry out an order from a superior that is in breach of the Convention;
attempts at exploitation by a superior means the abandonment of bureaucratic principles.
The initial report of Kazakhstan under the Convention provided information on legal measures available against invoking an order from a superior as a justification of torture.
Guests entertaining in room are allowed no more than 4 people to a Superior or Deluxe room, or 6 people to a Suite.
During fierce night fighting in the early hours of 25 October against a superior American force, Yamashiro was sunk by torpedoes and naval gunfire.
the Uruguayan Penal Code regards obedience to a superior as a justification in respect of an offence.
No one may avoid a sentence for such violations by referring to the order of a superior or a public authority.
rights against discrimination or because he/she refuse to carry out a discriminatory instruction of a superior.
Marquis Trần Nguyên Đán, a superior of Đặng Lộ in the royal court, was also an expert in calendar calculation.
Moreover, these provisions do not establish a formal system for protecting subordinates from reprisals if they refuse to obey a superior who orders them to commit an act of torture art. 2.
finding him liable as a superior instead.
The perpetrator intentionally persists in his disobedience, after a superior has pointed out that his behaviour is punishable.
He is charged both on the basis of his direct participation and as a superior to the perpetrators of the alleged acts.