Chaush

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The following article is from The Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1979). It might be outdated or ideologically biased.

Chaush

the Russian term for any one of several early-ripening varieties of table grapes native to Asia Minor. There are white, pink, and black varieties. The medium-sized bunches, which weigh 100–250 g, are cylindrical-conical and vary from dense to loose in compactness. The large oval or slightly ovate grapes are greenish white, pink, or black. They have a pleasant taste reminiscent of muscat grapes. The yield may reach 16 tons per hectare. The grapes are eaten fresh and are easily transported. They are grown in Bulgaria, Rumania, Turkey, Greece, and Algeria. White varieties are grown in the USSR, mainly in the southern Ukraine, the Lower Volga Region, and Kirghizia (Chu and Talas valleys).

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BAGHDAD / National Iraqi News Agency (NINA)- The Deputy Head of the Iraqi Turkmen Front, and a member of the House of Representatives Hassan Turan announced that the Turkish Foreign Minister Mouloud Chaush Oglu will meet with the Turkish Turkmen Higher Coordination Committee during his visit to Iraq tomorrow.

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Cavkov said the leader of the group was also involved in the case of Zahir Beqiri Chaush, charged with counterfeiting personal ID cards and passports.

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[6.] ECHR judgment of 26 October 2000 in the case Hasan and Chaush vs.

Conscientious objection and European vision of human rights

A detailed database about 120,000 citizens, with the name and surname, street address, telephone number and national identification number for every one of them, was found in the factory for affairs of Zahir Bekiri Chaush, his brother and Adnan Suma.

4 (ECHR) (2011) (regarding registration of a religious community); Hasan & Chaush v.

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(26.) See the sentence in the case Hasan and Chaush v.

Religion and religious communities in the EU legal system

(173) Article 8 of the European Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities (1995) similarly protects the rights of religious minority groups 'to establish religious institutions, organisations and associations.' Consistent with this, the European Court on Human Rights, in Hasan & Chaush v Bulgaria, noted that 'religious communities traditionally and universally exist in the form of organised structures', and that 'participation in the life of [such communities] is a manifestation of one's religion'.

Freedom of religion as an associational right

chaush, in former days a sergeant-at-arms, herald, or the like.

Old Turkish cultural words registered in Hobson-Jobson The Anglo-Indian Dictionary/ Hobson-Jobson the Anglo-Indian Dictionary'de kayitli eski turk Tultur sozcukleri

Chaush (Strasbourg, October 26, 2000) available in: www.uni-tuebingen.de/kirchenrecht/nomokanon/-urteile/eughmr001026.htm .

The consent of state and the blessing of church: a case study on the new Bulgarian denominations act (1)

(97) (We have to add however, that the European Court of Human Rights later revised that position, and its attitude became much more open as witnessed by the judgments in the Buckley, Chapman, Serif, and Hassan & Chaush cases).

Developments and limits in international jurisprudence

VMRO-DPMNE replied that the police had found 70,000 illegally recorded telephone conversations with Zahir Bekiri Chaush, hidden in a mattress.

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Thus, the ECtHR stated in the cases of Hasan and Chaush v.

"Democratic opening," the legal status of non-Muslim religious communities and the Venice Commission