Examples of using Act only in English and their translations into Russian
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A police officer may stop and detain a person under this Act only for as long as it takes to reasonably search a person under the section.
We therefore still act only when it is in our narrow self-interest to do so.
Under the Act only citizens of Vanuatu are eligible to be issued with,
the President should act only on behalf of the Court.
I'm alright, Jack is a British expression used to describe those who act only in their own best interests even if assistance to others would necessitate minimal effort on their behalf.
They must immediately prevent public officials from hiding public information from journalists and ensure that they act only according to norms established by legislation.
The Court would act only when there was no national judicial system willing
UNDCP itself could act only as a catalyst for programmes
A Government can legitimately act only within the corresponding constitutional framework
Stewards generally act only when there is no user on a particular wiki that can make the necessary change.
must act only on grounds prescribed by laws of Ukraine rather than regulations.
But the supreme grace will act only in the conditions of the Light and the Truth;
The ICC can act only when and if the State concerned is not able or willing to conduct genuine criminal proceedings.
said that the Prosecutor should act only in cases referred to him by a State.
her delegation could not accept a court which could act only when authorized by the Security Council.
underlined that“third parties” could act only with the knowledge and the agreement of the alleged victim.
it should therefore act only when a national jurisdiction was non-existent
The Mission is concerned that they should be effectively controlled to ensure that they act only within the law.
If OIOS was indeed constrained by the Organization's hierarchical structure and could act only on information provided by senior managers,
Following the amendments in 2002, the term"outer space" is used in the Act only in specific references to international agreements such as the United Nations treaties on outer space.