Examples of using Which prescribes in English and their translations into Russian
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Regional Self-government which prescribes the use of job titles in administration in the male and female grammatical gender.
23(Revenue from non-exchange transactions) IPSAS-compliant policies on accounting for voluntary contributions have been completed, which prescribes recording of revenue as it is earned,
In addition, the Government of Montenegro approved a draft Law on Protection against Domestic Violence which prescribes the manner of protecting family members
To uphold Article 101, paragraph 3, of the Charter of the United Nations, which prescribes that“the paramount consideration in the employment of the staff and in the determination of the conditions of service shall be
The powers to detain or arrest are circumscribed by article 5 of the Bill of Rights, which prescribes the basic rights of a suspect in terms exactly reflecting those of article 9 of the Covenant.
The gender composition of municipal committees is regulated by the Local Government Act, which prescribes that each sex must be represented by a minimum of 40 per cent of the members.
President Petro Poroshenko signed the Law"On the Constitutional Court of Ukraine" that was adopted by the Verkhovna Rada on July 13 and which prescribes an open voting procedure for the election of a new Ombudsman.
in accordance with its Constitution, which prescribes that Entities, cantons and Brcko District are
The mechanism is a milestone achievement in the implementation of article 43 of the Convention, which prescribes that user States
activities to apply the Dutch Corporate Governance Code, which prescribes policies and best practices for Management and Supervisory Boards,
A person who has become a victim of torture has the right to demand compensation in compliance with article 101 of the Criminal Procedure Code, which prescribes that a person who has suffered material losses through a criminal offence may submit a civil claim within the framework of the criminal case against the defendant or a person who bears material responsibility for the actions of the defendant.
the revision of the Short Term Statistics Regulation which prescribes quarterly PPIs for a whole range of services.
testing of knowledge of the staff of the Institution for Criminal Sanctions Enforcement has also been treated as a separate objective in the Judiciary Reform Strategy(2007-2012), which prescribes continuous actions for accomplishment of this objective Implementing professional training in accordance with the regular activity program; Training Program Improvement.
However, the accused were acquitted of charges brought under section 135 a of the Penal Code, which prescribes penalties for any person who"by any utterance
on 22 July 1995, of Revolution Command Council Decree No. 61, which prescribes the pardon of all inmates
That recommendation had sought further clarification regarding the Party's compliance with paragraph 7 of Article 2 of the Protocol, which prescribes the conditions for the transfer between Parties of allowances to produce controlled substances,
the State party refers to its legislation, which prescribes that detention, after an initial 4 days, be ordered by an examining magistrate,
equal opportunities for women and men", which prescribes the guarantees for ensuring equal rights
public benefit societies, which prescribes that for the establishment of a society
Current Maintenance of Blocks of Apartments and Apartments has been adopted(Official Gazette of The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 1998), which prescribes the matters pertaining to investment