Examples of using Whose laws in English and their translations into French
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or a level whose laws will be dictated by a more inclusive regional government.
States or countries whose laws allow banking or financial information to
Under the laws of the country under whose laws the affiliate is governed
In that case, the Court had expounded the rule that the right of diplomatic protection in respect of an injury to a corporation belonged to the State under whose laws the corporation was incorporated
the courts of the Contracting State under whose laws the copyright or the neighbouring right is claimed to be infringed shall have exclusive jurisdiction”.
It was pointed out that the use of the broader phrase"under whose laws the corporation was formed" instead of"under whose laws the corporation was incorporated" might create confusion in the legal systems of numerous States.
Thus, States parties to the Covenant whose laws institute a system of mandatory national service may impose reasonable restrictions on the rights of individuals who have not yet performed such service to leave the country until service is completed,
Drawing up and certification of the instrument of constitution and the company statutes in due legal form In all Member States whose laws do not provide for preventive administrative
dispos- sessed person and the return of an object exported in violation of a prohibition to a State whose laws have been contravened.
including to countries whose laws may not offer the same level of protection of personal data as are enjoyed within the EU.
under the laws of the country under whose laws that related corporation is governed
working abroad in a country whose laws and customs are such that the duties could not be performed as effectively by a person of a particular sex,
Of each country in which the business is carried on through a permanent establishment in that country and of the country under whose laws the affiliate is governed
reflect Irish history and the various parliaments whose law affected the country down through the ages.
Unless the Contracting State whose law applies to such multimodal transport contract has declared that it will not apply this legal regime to multimodal transport contracts.
Whose law was 32 years old at the time of the monitoring and which gave only
there is no country whose law blindly protects citizens who carry on criminal activities simply on the pretext of practising their religion.
An outlaw of whose law? The law of the occupying Power, of course.
A further view is that a receivable should be deemed to be located in the State whose law governs the contractual relationship between the original creditor(that is, the grantor) and the debtor of the receivable.
A State Party whose law so permits, in case it uses this Convention as the basis for extradition,