Examples of using Executive decree in English and their translations into Chinese
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The National Commission on Traditional Indigenous Medicine and its technical secretariat were created by Executive Decree No. 117 of 9 May 2003.
The National Commission on Traditional Indigenous Medicine and its technical secretariat were created by Executive Decree No. 117 of 9 May 2003.
Nicaragua acceded to it by Executive Decree No. 9-98, published in La Gaceta, Diario Oficial, of 25-26 February 1998;
Executive Decree No. 86 of 9 October 1995(Official Gazette No. 193, vol. 329, of 18 October 1995);
Algeria has registered the entry into force of executive decree No. 04-418 of 20 December 2004 on designation of the competent authorities for ship and port facility safety.
The creation of the National Training and Linguistic Centre for the Teaching of Tamazight(CNPLET) by Executive Decree No. 03-470 of 2 December 2003.
Executive Decree No. 305 of 2002 establishing the non-automatic prior licensing of certain controlled substances.
Executive Decree No. 64 of 6 May 2002, establishing the Technical Secretariat of the National Authority for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
The Executive Decree of February 2013 created Panama' s spatial data infrastructure.
In 1991, the President of Kazakhstan, Mr. Nursultan Nazarbaev, by executive decree, closed down the Semipalatinsk nuclear testing ground.
The Council was created by Executive Decree No. 70 of 27 July 1995. The following are some of its functions.
With respect to the practice in some countries, the authority for the imposition and execution of the punishment derives from legislation or executive decree having the force of legislation.
The previous Government(1998 to 2002) had signed an executive decree calling for the creation of such Units.
It also notified him that the declaration was suspended on 7 April 2006 through Executive Decree No. 1329.
The Republic of Panama is continuing efforts to promulgate new refugee legislation in line with international rules and which would replace Executive Decree No. 23 of 1998.
In relation to section 269(4) of the General Labour Act, under which a list of the jobs that women are precluded from performing is established by executive decree, the Committee requested a copy of the list.
Executive Decree No. 49 of 6 December 2006, adopting and regulating the Programme of Inter-institutional Coordination and Intergovernmental Assistance in the Verification of Cargo in the territory of the Republic of Panama.
Executive Decree Nº 99 of 20 November 2000-" Establishing the National Commission for Drafting the National Plan against Domestic Violence and Policies for Harmonious Relations between Citizens".
Executive Decree No. 866 of 20 June 2011, regulating articles 20, 22, 25, 75 and 97 of the General Firearms, Ammunition and Related Materials Act.
Executive Decree Nº 53 of 25 June 2002-" Implementing Regulations for Law No. 4 of 29 January 1999, Establishing Equal Opportunities for Women".