Examples of using The decrees in English and their translations into Chinese
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However, SLM-Minawi claimed that the decrees were inconsistent with certain aspects of the Agreement and sent them back to the Presidency for revision.
In particular, if we reject the decrees of fate, Marcus says, we are likely to experience tranquility-disrupting grief, anger, or fear.
They say that Pope Leo in the decrees of the popes, called Henry's son Otto the first king of the Germans.
Her marriage to Léonce Pontellier was purely an accident, in this respect resembling many other marriages which masquerade as the decrees of Fate.
Her marriage to Leonce Pontellier was purely an accident, in this respect resembling many other marriages which masquerade as the decrees of Fate.
This teaching is grounded, as we have seen, on Scripture and tradition, and the decrees of the Church.
The decrees of 15 May 2003 promoting the equal presence of men and women on advisory bodies;
On December 20, 2002, he approved the decrees of her heroic virtues and miracles.
By virtue of its legislative power, the Council approves new bills and ratifies the decrees issued by the Captains Regent.
By virtue of its legislative power, the Council ratifies the decrees issued by the Captains Regent and approves new bills.
He shall promulgate the laws within ten days following their transmission by the National Assembly, and he shall sign the decrees of implementation.
Cicero again made his appearance, and they repealed all the decrees above mentioned.
According to the decrees, the female council members must be"committed to Islamic Shariah disciplines without any violations" and be"restrained by the religious veil.".
According to the decrees, the female council members must be“committed to Islamic law disciplines without any violations” and be“restrained by the religious veil.”.
In this regard, the adoption by the Government of all the decrees pertaining to the electoral process, which, inter alia, brings the electoral code in line with the Ouagadougou Agreement, is particularly encouraging.
CERD noted with concern that the decrees by the President of Botswana declaring a non-citizen as a" prohibited migrant", could not be effectively appealed before a judicial body.
The decrees on administrative punishment provide specific acts considered as discrimination against women, level of punishment, forms of punishment and punishment authority.(See Appendix 1: List of legal documents attached.).