Примеры использования Registration could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A refusal to allow registration could be appealed to the courts.
Registration could be done at a facility of the National Church, by e-mail or through the post.
Other less invasive means to ensure registration could include warnings and(proportionate) fines.
The registration could be running parallel to business registration. .
According to paragraph 150, however, that registration could be refused, although refusal could be appealed.
There was often a lack of clarity regarding the period between registration andthe granting of a licence, and registration could be denied outright.
He pointed out in that regard that registration could take place in advance of the creation of a security right.
In the 1996 law,if a technical mistake had been made during the registration process, the registration could only be amended by a court decision.
It will also look at which elements of registration could be further computerised, so as to lighten the workload of regional forces.
Registration could be refused if the purpose of the association was incompatible with the established institutional regime, with public order or morals or with the laws and regulations in force.
He thought the issue of the Citizens Constitutional Forum(CCF) and registration could be put to rest as far as the Committee was concerned.
If it was well organized, registration could be speedy and inexpensive and notification could be provided for all transactions likely to take place over a period of years.
In any case, the issue of any loss caused as a result of an unauthorized or fraudulent registration could be addressed by general tort, fraud or even criminal law rules.
They expressed confidence that voter registration could take place in a relatively short time period owing to the sensitization of voters and the excitement for the referendum.
In my letter of 14 July, I informed him that,in view of the positive assurances by the Indonesian authorities that they would take steps to fulfil those criteria, the registration could commence on 16 July.
Article 21, paragraph 6, should refer to the time of registration, as registration could take place in advance of the transaction and refer to multiple future transactions;
Registration could be refused if the goals and methods were contrary to the Constitution and the law or if the conditions for registration were not met within three months.
However, registration appeared to be an obligation in the State party, since registration could be refused and sanctions applied to those taking part in religious practice without registration. .
A text on registration could discuss in some detail the minimum mandatory content and any additional optional content of the notice of the security right that must be registered.
A notice that has been registered could cover several transactions between the same parties over a long period of time and registration could be very quick in particular if it was made through electronic means of communication.
A stand-alone guide on registration could be extremely useful to States that are interested in improving and integrating their existing registries for security rights in movables, even if their substantive laws differ from the law recommended in the Guide.
It was stated that the cost of registration was 5 US dollars per year fora registration of a duration between one and twenty-five years as selected by the registrant, and that one registration could refer to several assignments and several receivables.
It was agreed that the commentary could usefully explain that advance registration could take place before any element of creation(i.e. agreement, writing or acquisition of the assets by the grantor) was completed.
With respect to option B, it was agreed that the commentary should explain that it was consistent with the approach recommended in the Secured Transactions Guide(recommendation 69) and did not necessarily mean that a registration would remain effective indefinitely, as the period of effectiveness would be indicated in the notice and,if the debt were paid, the registration could be cancelled.
With regard to registries, it was pointed out that a legal regime would need to be devised addressing issues, such as subject of registration, parties that could register,parties that would have access to the registry and towards whom the registration could produce effects, confidentiality, accuracy and completeness of the information registered, liability for errors and effects on third parties.
In response, it was observed that that approach was very similar to the one recommended in recommendations 82 and 83; the main difference was said to be that, under the proposed alternative approach, security rights in attachments to immovable property would be registered only in the general security rights registry,while under recommendations 82 and 83 registration could take place in either registry.
With respect to option A, it was agreed that, while it could be discussed in the commentary, the possibility of the parties reducing the legal period of effectiveness by agreement should not be recommended,as it would result in additional expense for the design of the registry and the registration could be cancelled if the debt was paid before the expiry of the legal period of effectiveness.
Registration can be done by an authorized representative and is not required the presence of the owners.
Registration can be considered successful when the patent registration authority provides permission for its use.
Registration can be renewed as many times as necessary.