Контрольная работа по Английскому языку на тему: "The African Human Rights System"

1. After adopting the law some remarkable changes in economy took place throughout the country.

2. Their customers insisted on signing the contract immediately.

3. He didn't tell his mother of having been injured in the accident.

4. We heard of his having been fined for disorderly conduct.

5. Before signing the document he consulted his lawyer.

6. He denied his having been involved in the conspiracy.

7. She liked neither reading aloud, nor being read aloud to.

8. The criminal couldn't pass in or out without being seen.

9. We learned of his having been arrested two days ago.

10. The suspect insisted on his being innocent.

1. Having read the documents the investigator decided to speak to the witness once more.

2. The article submitted by this young lawyer was on the Common Law.

3. Studying the Law of Equity he learnt a lot about the history of English law.

4. The Prime Minister having chosen the Ministers who are to compose the Cabinet presents them for the approval of the Monarch.

5. Having been arrested a person has a statutory right to consult a lawyer.

6. Punitive sanctions included into the system of coercion measures must provide the so-called 'due punishment'.

7. Barristers are lawyers representing clients in different courts.

8. Giving evidence he said that all he could remember was that he had been hit on the head.

9. Having assessed the facts, the jury will reach the verdict.

10. All those convicted appealed through the formal appeal procedures.

1. The Governor is reported to be discussing the ordinance with officials.

2. Police investigating the crime are looking for three young immigrants from Iran.

3. A lawyer being admitted to practice, this admission entitles him/her to practice in that state only.

4. The Customs officer made Sally open her case.

5. The Chief Justice was asked many questions about the case, the BBC correspondent starting the press conference.

6. We want the local authorities to have more numerous powers.

7. Almost all civil cases in England are said to be tried by a judge without jury.

8. The jury considered the accused to be guilty.

9. Courts in Canada are known to have no division into state and federal.

10. They heard the case to be tried in the High Court.

1. It's necessary that he learn more about English legal system.

2. I insist that you should consult a lawyer before getting started a business.

3. The judge demanded that the witness should testify only to the matters of fact with which he is personally acquainted.

4. It is obligatory that the document be signed by the president of the company.

5. Congress has decreed that the gasoline tax be abolished.

6. The ruling required that France apologize and pay a fixed sum to New Zealand.

7. In the absence of a clear indication in the Act it is necessary that all relevant circumstances be examined.

8. It is necessary that you should be familiar with the qualifications for jury service.

9. He urged that the negotiations be held in Switzerland.

10. It is important for a fair legal system to support people who cannot afford to pay the costs of legal services.

1. If he offers me another job, I'll accept it if the salary is higher.

2. We could have avoided the accident if we had stopped.

3. You wouldn't have lost your way if you had been more careful.

4. She would have forgiven him if he had told her everything.

5. If Richard had left the company, he couldn't have sold his stock.

6. If there were no inflation, he would be able to start his own business.

7. If evidence existed, he would find it.

8. If you were not a woman, I would hit you.

9. If you had paid the fine, he wouldn't have gone to prison.

10. If the policemen hadn't come on time, they wouln't have apprehended the robbers.