Примери за използване на Same act на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Para 1, items 6 and 7 shall be the time during which the convicted has been deprive for the same act, by an administrative order, of the possibility of exercising these rights.
the object, on our part, of the same act of adoration and glorification that we address to the Father and to the Son.
the scoping decisions in Romania are in fact one and the same act, as screening and scoping are done in the same stage.
drive a motor vehicle, after being punished for the same act through administrative channels,
the object, for our part, of the same act of adoration and glorification that we address to the Father and the Son.
Act II of The Nutcracker,">it is also employed elsewhere in the same act.
after he has been punished administratively for the same act, shall be punished by deprivation of liberty for up to two years.
pay for their labor: that, consequently, the same act which increases the supply of hands,
act,">differing in substance from any other requirements of the same act.
guilds depended on privilege- is accomplished by one and the same act.
of guilds was privilege- is accomplished in one[83]and the same act.
Important amendment, introduced with the same act, is the obligation of the customs authorities to motivate their decisions,
arguments put forward by Mr Donnici in support of his application for annulment of the same act.
But this same act of circulation is different for capital-value and surplus-value, because it expresses
Annex III to Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 within a given act, differing in substance from any other requirements of the same act;
When I do the same act with the much younger Friesians,
If any one wishes, with greater pertinacity, still to defend the idea, that one and the same act can be performed freely
The same acts committed by official-.
The same acts committed by a person using his official position-.
The same acts committed by a group of persons in a preliminary conspiracy, or repeatedly.