1) Is it necessary to learn English? I think it is necessary if you want to travel or work/learn abroad. Я думаю это обязательно, если вы хотите путешествовать или работать/учиться заграницей. 2) What kind of foreign languages do you know? I know English. Я знаю английский. 3) Is it difficult for you to learn foreign languages? No, it isn't. Нет, не сложно. 4) Where do you learn foreign languages? I learn foreign languages at school. Я изучаю иностранные языки в школе. 5) Whom do you learn English with? I learn English with my teacher. Я изучаю английский с моим учителем. 6) Who teaches you English? Тут надо ответить имя фамилию твоего препода 7) Do you use your knowledge of foreign languages in your life? Yes, I use it. Да, я их использую 8) Where do you use your knowledge of foreign languages? Sometimes I can translate english songs Иногда я могу переводить английские песни. 9) Do you like to learn it? Of course I like it. Конечно мне это нравится 10) Do you learn English at school? Yes Да 11) How many foreign languages do you know? I know only one language Я знаю только один язык
The goals of legislation are to regulate, impose sanctions, limit and etc. How does one distinguish primary legislation from secondary legislation? A parliamentary act is very often accompanied by one or several secondary documents A governor often deals with the creation of secondary legislation The doctrine about "separation of powers" divides basic functions of the government into legislative, executive and judicial. A bill is usually proposed by a member of the parliament or by a representative of the executive branch Not all proposed bills become laws, only a small part of them does. Adaptation of bills depends on the government's legislative priorities In case an existing law on the matter is outdated, the adaptation of a new law may be necessary When a case law and statutes are on the same topic, the government can codify them The government can publish a proposal in the "Green Paper" to find out public opinion on a specific issue When discussions are held and public comments are received, the "White book" can reissue the proposal A bill receives its final form in the Parliamentary Council A bill becomes a law only after several readings in the Chambers of Parliament and after the formal approval of the monarch
I think it is necessary if you want to travel or work/learn abroad.
Я думаю это обязательно, если вы хотите путешествовать или работать/учиться заграницей.
2) What kind of foreign languages do you know?
I know English.
Я знаю английский.
3) Is it difficult for you to learn foreign languages?
No, it isn't.
Нет, не сложно.
4) Where do you learn foreign languages?
I learn foreign languages at school.
Я изучаю иностранные языки в школе.
5) Whom do you learn English with?
I learn English with my teacher.
Я изучаю английский с моим учителем.
6) Who teaches you English?
Тут надо ответить имя фамилию твоего препода
7) Do you use your knowledge of foreign languages in your life?
Yes, I use it.
Да, я их использую
8) Where do you use your knowledge of foreign languages?
Sometimes I can translate english songs
Иногда я могу переводить английские песни.
9) Do you like to learn it?
Of course I like it.
Конечно мне это нравится
10) Do you learn English at school?
Yes
Да
11) How many foreign languages do you know?
I know only one language
Я знаю только один язык
How does one distinguish primary legislation from secondary legislation?
A parliamentary act is very often accompanied by one or several secondary documents
A governor often deals with the creation of secondary legislation
The doctrine about "separation of powers" divides basic functions of the government into legislative, executive and judicial.
A bill is usually proposed by a member of the parliament or by a representative of the executive branch
Not all proposed bills become laws, only a small part of them does.
Adaptation of bills depends on the government's legislative priorities
In case an existing law on the matter is outdated, the adaptation of a new law may be necessary
When a case law and statutes are on the same topic, the government can codify them
The government can publish a proposal in the "Green Paper" to find out public opinion on a specific issue
When discussions are held and public comments are received, the "White book" can reissue the proposal
A bill receives its final form in the Parliamentary Council
A bill becomes a law only after several readings in the Chambers of Parliament and after the formal approval of the monarch