Примеры использования Would prohibit на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As of October 2007, a bill was under discussion which would prohibit corporal punishment in all settings.
The Sports Law of the RoM does not stipulate special rules that would prohibit women and girls from engaging in sports
As for CIA and other non-defense department personnel, the amendment would prohibit“cruel, inhuman,
measures against Cuba that would prohibit economic, commercial
UNHCR further requested that a paragraph be incorporated into the Convention that would prohibit the extradition for the purposes of the Convention in cases of“political offences”.
measures against Cuba that would prohibit economic, commercial
Updated information on the bill that would prohibit this practice in line with the Convention(CERD/C/TCD/CO/15, para. 15; CERD/C/TCD/16-18, paras. 45- 49);
This would prohibit the use of sleeping berths
juridically binding instrument that would prohibit the production of fissile material
Such an agreement would prohibit all arrangements and concerted practices between competing enterprises that fix prices,
The highest level of sanctions would be applied, which would prohibit all commercial and financial transactions between any Nauru-registered financial institution
Such a global convention would prohibit the production of fissile materials for nuclear explosives
Laws should be enacted that would prohibit civilians being tried in military courts in the future(Ireland);
A basic policy should be enunciated in a government decree that would prohibit warlords, local commanders
YPC suggested including a point which would prohibit monopolies in the media
Any legislation that would prohibit or limit the right to change one's religion would be contrary to international human rights standards
Thus, a sound understanding of this verse would prohibit polygamy, though we must acknowledge it is still practiced.
A comprehensive treaty that would prohibit the possession, development,
The Committee is concerned at the lack of comprehensive legislation that would prohibit discrimination in the public