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Ex. 10 Read the following short texts and match them with their titles.
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 622.
Ex.9 Complete the text below using the proper form of the word to fill in each gap.
Ex. 8 Fill in the chart with the word families, translate them into Russian language.
Ex. 7. Find, read and translate the derivatives from the word “legislation”.
| VERB
| NOWN
| ADJECTIVE
| | to establish
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| constitution
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| prohibitive
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| introductory
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| adoptive
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| amendment
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| | to contradict
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| government
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| | to approve
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| regulation
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| change
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| Often Russian laws are … in the form of a Code of Law.
| adoption
| | A Code is a complete … of rules in an entire subject area such as: civil law, criminal law, labour law…
| collective
| | Although Codes are usually supplemented by numerous pieces of special … .
| legislate
| | Codes retain their … as major sorces of law in a given area.
| prior
| | In addition to these codes legislative bodies…more specific laws, decrees and edicts.
| enactment
| 1. Laws of the Constituent Entitles
2. International Treaties
3. Presidential Decrees
4. Edicts of the Government
5. Judicial Decisions
6. Acts of local Government
a)
| | | | | | | | | The government is empowered to enact edicts on the basis of , and in implementation of, the Federal Constitution, Federal laws, presidential decrees of a normative nature and for their implementation. In contrast to presidential decrees which the President issues on the basis of his inherent power, it is clear from this provision that government edicts derive their power from the Constitution, Federal laws, and even presidential decrees.
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b)
| Universally acknowledged principles and standards of international law and international treaties of the Russian Federation are a part of Russia's legal system. Should an international treaty of the Russian Federation establish rules other than those established by a domestic law, the rules of the international treaty will prevail.
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d)
| The structure of local self-government varies from place to place. As a rule, there is a representative body and an executive body. Representative bodies are called duma, assembly, sovet, etc. The executive body is organized under the head of administration. Local self-governments are empowered to enact such acts via a representative body, or by direct referendum on matters of local significance. This includes the creation of taxes and levies, the maintenance of law and order in the locality and the registration of inhabitants.
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