Примеры использования Could be challenged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such decisions could be challenged in court.
The criteria were made more transparent, so that rejections could be challenged.
But a gift of property, or the will, could be challenged in court by the dead person's relatives.
He drew attention to a decision by the Indian Supreme Court to the effect that the declaration of a state of emergency could be challenged in the courts.
Such measures were always provisional and could be challenged in the Court of Cassation.
It is possible, with the evolution of the interpretation of the transfer pricing rules, that such transfer prices could be challenged.
Moreover, failure to prosecute could be challenged either by the State Prosecutor or the Public Prosecutor.
The grades were published and could be challenged.
Subsequently, the decision could be challenged before the Dispute Tribunal and then appealed to the Appeals Tribunal.
All decisions andactions taken in the procurement process could be challenged by potential suppliers.
In such cases, the decision to ban could be challenged before a higher court within 10 days, and the court had three months in which to give its ruling.
The legitimacy of a government decision under the Act could be challenged before the courts.
Immigration detention could be challenged in federal courts and the High Court, and judicial review sought directly in the High Court.
Any expulsion order in respect of a migrant worker could be challenged before the administrative courts.
It is possible, with the evolution of the interpretation of the transfer pricing rules, that application of the transaction prices as transfer prices could be challenged.
Moreover, the very fact of illegality of stay could be challenged, which called for a specific procedure.
Applications for new broadcast media were submitted on the basis of open competition,the results of which could be challenged in court.
The legitimacy of the detention warrant could be challenged, in which case the judge must consult with and question the suspect.
Under the Law, a judicial review of the incarceration took place every six months in a district court and its decision could be challenged before the Supreme Court.
Dismissal decisions handed down by that body could be challenged before the Supreme Court, which deliberated on complaints from judges as a trial court.
The need to prolong the postponement was re-evaluated thereafter, andall such orders could be challenged in a petition to the Supreme Court.
Any decision to detain a person incommunicado could be challenged on the grounds of constitutionality or unreasonableness by way of a judicial review.
He also asked whether it was true, as he had understood,that the decisions of the Director of Public Prosecutions could be challenged only before that authority.
Any extension of his detention could be challenged by the accused or his counsel directly before the judge, who was required to examine the complaint immediately.
Laws that had been enacted by Parliament that did not adhere to those norms could be challenged before the Constitutional Court.
Similarly, any extradition order could be challenged before the courts and the person concerned was entitled to all the guarantees of due process.
It concluded that the rejection of the job application was not an act which could be challenged by a constitutional complaint under Act 182/1993.
It is possible, with the evolution ofthe interpretation of the transfer pricing rules, that application of the transaction prices as transfer prices could be challenged.
Any enforceable decision issued by an administrative authority could be challenged before the Council of State, an administrative court.
The Covenant could be used as a source of law by any individual citizen, andany domestic law inconsistent with the Covenant could be challenged before the courts.