Examples of using Title II in English and their translations into Spanish
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They are set out in Title II, Chapter II, which is devoted
Title II, article 5, of the Higher Education Act(No. 24.521 dated this year and recently adopted by the Congress) states.
approval of a person under title II;
Title II, article 5, of the Higher Education Act, No. 24.521 of this year, which was recently adopted by the National Congress, states as follows.
created the post of Vice-President title II, art. 14(a), of the Constitution.
The appeal is procesated in the manner provided for the constitutional complaint(Chapter II of Title II LOTC), and it must be resolved by the Court in the time limit of six months from its filing.
Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964(42 U.S.C. sec. 2000a)
The Family Code devotes Title II to the parent-child relationship,
The rights of communities, peoples and nations are set forth in title II, chapter four, articles 56 to 60,
Title II of the Constitution incorporates the human rights
The definition in Uruguayan law goes a step further than the Convention as it also covers isolated cases of enforced disappearance as crimes against humanity under title II, chapter 2.
Title II of the Constitution dealing with fundamental freedoms,
Title II, Chapter IV of the Rules of Procedure,
which are contained in Title II, Personal Relations
Title II, on human rights,
For example, it was under the Commerce Clause that Congress passed Title II and Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which prohibit private entities from discriminating in public accommodations and employment.
Similarly, Title II of the Constitution guarantees citizens a whole range of fundamental rights
Title II of the above executive decree established the"provisional humanitarian protection status", applicable to cases of illegal or irregular massive entry into the country of people seeking protection.
Article 899 of the administrative code(title II(Moral police),
Title II of the Supreme Law is dedicated to fundamental rights,