Examples of using May deprive in English and their translations into Russian
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Authorized officials of the police may deprive a person of liberty when a reason envisaged by article 142 of the Code exists,
Some of the traditional uses of biomass are not sustainable because they may deprive soils of needed nutrients,
prolong its validity for a national residing abroad may deprive this person of the right to leave the country of residence
the federal government may deprive one of property without due process
In some cases failure to issue procurement regulations when the regulations are referred to in the Model Law may deprive the procuring entity of authority to take the particular actions in question.
The predominance of local sources of authority has consequences on the realization of women's rights in rural areas in the sense that it may deprive women of the capacity to claim their rights
People may deprive me of worldly goods
that the absence of a legal guarantee may deprive some children without Norwegian nationality of their rights,
the Ministry of Internal Affairs may deprive the foreigner of freedom for the purpose of bringing the person before an investigating judge at the relevant court, upon a request of the relevant foreign State body, regardless of the form of the request submitted.
through the imposition of sanctions which may deprive offenders of the benefits accruing from their illegal activities
because denying attribution of conduct may deprive third parties of all redress,
In accordance with provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code of Republika Srpska, a police authority may deprive a person of liberty if there are grounds for suspicion that he may have committed a criminal act
court may deprive the guilty parent of parental power,
A limited list of documents might deprive third parties of essential pieces of information for understanding the case.
It was said that such a provision might deprive the defendant of a right to be properly notified of the commencement of the arbitration.
It was said that joining a third person might deprive that person of its right to participate in the constitution of the arbitral tribunal.
In addition, that might deprive the committees of critical country-specific information based on which relevant questions could be formulated.
Delaying disclosure until entry into force of the procurement contract might deprive aggrieved suppliers
Entry into force on the basis of a very few ratifications and accessions might deprive the Court of the necessary authority to act on behalf of the international community.
said he shared the representative of Italy's fear that the draft article might deprive the bill of lading of its character as a negotiable transport document.