O’zbekiston respublikasi ichki ishlar vazirligi akademiya m. A. Rustamov ingliz tili darslik

 
7.5. Complete the sentences. Use the passive (present, past or future) of these 
verbs: 
teach, solve, adopt, elect, use, collect, operate, on, arrest, 
take, hear.  
1. Many subjects at the Academy ...................... by the professors. 
2. Many crimes ..................... by the investigators. 
3. Dictionaries may not ............................ at the examination. 
4. He ....... to hospital this afternoon and ......... tomorrow morning. 
5. All the evidence .......................... by the investigator. 
6. Some important cases ........... by the Supreme Court next week. 
7. The Supreme court ...................... for a term of five years. 
8. According to the Constitution no person may ................ without 
the sanction of the procurator. 
9. Our Constitution ....................... on December 8, 1992. 

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TEXT 
The State Structure of the Republic of Uzbekistan 
The first of September 1991 became the day of Independence of 
Uzbekistan. Now Uzbekistan is a sovereign Democratic Republic. It 
includes 12 provinces and Karakalpakistan sovereign republic. 
Under the Constitution the government is divided into three 
branches: executive, legislative and judicial. 
The executive branch is headed by the President who is chosen 
in nation-wide election every seven years. The Cabinet of Ministers is 
the highest executive body of the state power. The Cabinet of 
Ministers is formed by the President and approved by the Oliy Majlis. 
The Prime Minister of the republic is the chairman of the Cabinet of 
Ministers. 
The Oliy Majlis of the Republic is the highest legislative body 
of the state power. It consists of the upper chamber and the lower 
chamber. The upper chamber is called the Senate and the lower 
chamber is called the Legislation Chamber. 
The legal system in Uzbekistan consists of the Constitutional 
Court, the Supreme Court, and the Higher Economic Court. It also 
includes regional, district, town and Tashkent city courts. These courts 
are elected for a term of five years. 
The Soviets of People’s Deputies are the representative bodies 
of authority in regions, districts and towns. They are led by khokims. 
There are five major political parties in Uzbekistan: The People’s 
Democratic Party of Uzbekistan, the Selflessness’ National 
Democratic Party of Uzbekistan, Social and Democratic Party of 
Justice, the Party of National Renaissance of Uzbekistan and 
Uzbekistan Liberal Democratic Party. 
7.6. Answer the questions. 
1. When is the day of Independence of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan? 
2. How many regions does Uzbekistan include? 
3. What’s the highest executive branch of state authority? 
4. What’s the highest legislative branch of the state power? 

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5. What are the organs that represent the state authority in regions, 
districts, cities and towns? 
6. What courts does the judicial branch in Uzbekistan consist of? 
7. How many political parties are there in the Republic? 
7.7. Read and translate the words. 
Administrative, committee, constitution, deputy, democratic, 
economy, economic, nation, nationality, organ, political, policy, 
republic, structure, system, sovereign, commission, party, 
ombudsman, secretary, secretariat.