Examples of using Constitutional decree in English and their translations into Russian
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He would like to know how that was compatible with the Fourteenth Constitutional Decree of 1997, whose guiding principles were that freedom of religion was guaranteed to all
appeared to be reflected in the Fourteenth Constitutional Decree.
In this regard, the Committee notes the efforts by all parties to implement constitutional decree 14 of 1997(Khartoum Peace Agreement),
The Twelfth Constitutional Decree of 1995(annex 5)
Section 5 of Constitutional Decree 13/1995, entitled"Powers of the President",
the current Government of the Sudan has promulgated the Thirteenth Constitutional Decree of 1995(annex 6)
Currently, all the above-mentioned emergency powers are rarely exercised since the Thirteenth Constitutional Decree has subjected the state of emergency to new procedures
with documents such as"Primera Constitución o Decreto Constitucional para la Libertad de la América Mexicana"(First Constitution or Constitutional Decree for the Liberty of the Mexican America)
the Seventh Constitutional Decree 1993, the Public Service Act 1991, and the Thirteenth Constitutional Decree of 1996.
we explain that such powers are subject to judicial review under the Thirteenth Constitutional Decree and the Constitutional and Administrative Courts Act of 1996 annex 12.
The Thirteenth Constitutional Decree and the Constitutional and Administrative Courts Act of 1996(annex 12)
Neither the new Constitutional Decree for Gibraltar nor its approval in a referendum in which British citizens residing in Gibraltar had also participated could be expected to affect in any way the need to comply with the mandate of the United Nations General Assembly on the question of Gibraltar,
including the Fourteenth Constitutional Decree which provides for measures to implement the Peace Agreement of April 1997;
including the Fourteenth Constitutional Decree which provides for measures to implement the Peace Agreement of April 1997;
Furthermore, the United Kingdom could not claim that its commitment to the people of Gibraltar under the new Constitutional Decree not to reach any agreements
Constitutional Decrees Nos. 7, 8 and 9 were promulgated in October 1993.
The constitutional decrees promulgated by the head of State represent the country's supreme law.
All that improvement was elaborated in constitutional decrees Nos. 8 and 9, promulgated with constitutional decree No. 7.
Seventh, many constitutional decrees were issued in July 1997 providing the framework for human rights and fundamental freedoms contained
Partly because of the preparation of the new constitution, and partly owing to the fact that previous constitutional decrees contain provisions on the fundamental freedoms