Примеры использования Is subject only на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the judiciary is subject only to the Constitution.
in the first place it is necessary to determine the composition of property which is subject to division as distributed upon dissolution of the marriage is subject only to the jointly acquired during marriage property.
his son's child is subject only to discretionary punishment
the basic principle should be in favour of transparency so that disclosure is subject only to narrowly defined restrictions permissible only in the public interest,
published by the Republic of Slovenia is hierarchically higher than laws and is subject only to the Constitution as the supreme legal act.
The exercise of the right to freedom of conscience is subject only to such restrictions as are necessary to preserve public safety
The exercise of the freedom of conscience is subject only to such limitations as are necessary to protect public safety,
whose decision is subject only to a limited court review on procedure rather than substance art. 6.
The detainee is subject only to such limitations that are necessary to prevent escape,
his son's child is subject only to discretionary punishment
The judges are independent and are subject only to the law article 123 of the Constitution.
Judges are independent, are subject only to the law, and are governed by their internal conviction.
judges are independent and are subject only to the law.
In the discharge of their duties judges are subject only to the authority of the law.
The head of the inspection should be subject only to the president- and no one else!
Enterprises with headquarters in Nicaragua are subject only to our domestic law.
In the exercise of their functions, judges are subject only to the authority of the law.
In the performance of their duties, judges are subject only to the authority of the law.
In the exercise of their functions, they are subject only to the Constitution and other laws of the Gambia.
referenda must be established by law and may be subject only to reasonable restrictions,