Examples of using Active service in English and their translations into Russian
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her conscious intentions through active service to others, self-sacrifice and religious activity.
delivery systems removed from active service or dismantled, and conversion efforts.
Still in active service by the outbreak of war with the American colonies,
In the first of these cases, six officers in Bogotá were removed from active service.
level of one's erudition, intellectual work, active service to other people with good deeds and persistent aspiration for cognition of God.
delivery systems removed from active service or dismantled, and conversion efforts.
During these investigations, officials suspected of responsibility in cases of disappearances should be suspended from active service.
day-to-day operational management of the missions at Headquarters involve military/police aspects that are best handled by military/police staff in active service.
The report stated that there were two grounds on which a judge could be removed from active service: retirement
she was reduced to a hulk for storing naval mines since she was no longer fit for active service.
try offences committed by members of the armed forces and the police on active service and in connection with that service. .
The amounts appropriated biennially do not include funding for the accrued liability for after-service health insurance benefits earned by employees during active service.
Military order and discipline dictate an exception to this constitutional rule for members of the armed forces on active service, in whose case responsibility lies with the superior who gave the order.
Protecting acquired rights while providing an option to remain longer in active service should contribute positively to staff morale.
In the early 1950s the Union undertook, however, to provide one armoured division for active service in the Middle East in the event of war in the region.
Many of those thousands of Reservists have not been called into active service, but are being mustered to come forward at a time when they will be useful and in critical situations.
However, Osman longed for active service and was soon sent to Libya once more,
including generals and admirals in active service article 6 of the Organizational Law of Military Justice.
In 2002 the IRA had about 1,000 active members of which about 300 were in active service units.
He returned to active service during the American War of Independence