Traduction de «loi d'urgence » (Français → Anglais) :

Energy Supplies Emergency Act, 1979 [ An Act to provide a means to conserve the supplies of energy within Canada during periods of national emergency caused by shortages or market disturbances affecting the national security and welfare and the economic stability of Canada ]

emergency security law

Emergency Management Act [ Ac Act to provide for emergency management and to amend and repeal certain Acts ]

The Rainy Lake Watershed Emergency Control Act, 1939 [ An Act to carry into effect the provisions of the Convention of the 15th September, 1938, providing for emergency regulation of the level of Rainy Lake and of the level of other boundary waters in the Rainy Lake watershed ]

Emergency room admission, died in emergency room

injuries inflicted by the police or other law-enforcing agents, including military on duty, in the course of arresting or attempting to arrest lawbreakers, suppressing disturbances, maintaining order, and other legal action

Eye casualty

AED - Accident and Emergency department

Followed the approval by the Senate on 19/09/2012 of the Law amending Government Emergency Ordinance no. 41 for amending Law no. 3/2000 concerning the Organization of the Referendum

e) ensure that the Constitutional Tribunal can as a matter of urgency effectively review the constitutionality of the Law on the status of judges, the Law on organisation and proceedings and the Implementing Law, and that the judgments concerned are published without delay and implemented fully;

- In addition, ensures that the Constitutional Tribunal can as a matter of urgency effectively review the constitutionality of the Law on the status of judges, the Law on organisation and proceedings and the Implementing Law, and that the judgments concerned are published without delay and implemented fully;

F. whereas Egyptian Law 84/2002 regulating the functioning and activities of NGOs, adopted under the regime of former President Mubarak, continues to be used against civil society organisations in Egypt; whereas the raids on NGO offices, and the court sentences against NGO workers, are clear indications of an urgent need to adopt a new law and new regulations protecting and encouraging civil society activities in the country; whereas, on 29 May 2013, President Morsi sent to the Shoura Council a new draft law on NGOs that has provoked widespread criticism; whereas this law, if adopted in its current shape, would further strengthen and ...[+++]institutionalise state control over civil society by giving excessive powers to the government; whereas any new law on NGOs should be drafted in full cooperation with Egyptian civil society actors, must fully comply with the country’s international commitments and obligations, and should follow international standards;