Примеры использования To publish a refutation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The plaintiff demands the respondent to publish a refutation.
The plaintiffs demanded to publish a refutation and to bring apologies in both newspapers.
On the same day the court passed a decision obliging"Taregir" to publish a refutation.
The plaintiffs demanded to bind the respondent to publish a refutation and to bring apologies in both newspapers.
At the March 20 session the Court revoked the counter-lawsuit and obliged"Zhoghovurd" to publish a refutation.
The plaintiff demanded to oblige"Aravot" to publish a refutation of these two pieces.
The plaintiffs demand to publish a refutation and pay 3 million AMD(about 5,400 euros) in compensation to damage caused by libel and insult.
On the same day the court passed a decision obliging"Taregir" to publish a refutation on the article"The Price of Blood.
According to the explanations of"Hayots Ashkhar", on June 15 the editorial staff received a letter from Badal Badalian with a request to publish a refutation.
The plaintiff demands to bind the respondent to publish a refutation and to bring apologies in both newspapers.
Marineh Gabrielian, who had lost the elections, addressed the court with the demand to publish a refutation.
The court obliged"Zhoghovurd" to publish a refutation, abridging the amount of financial claims to 200,000 AMD.
In a few months she appealed to the court so as to induce the edition to publish a refutation.
The plaintiff demands to oblige the newspaper to publish a refutation and suspend the activities of the edition.
The court obliged"Zhoghovurd" to publish a refutation, abridging the amount of financial claims to 200,000 AMD: by 100,000 from each- the moral loss and court expenses.
However, according to our observations, most online resources tend to publish a refutation or remove the defamatory information.
Editors also have a right to publish a refutation and take other measures in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation to prevent unethical behavior of authors.
As a compensation for the damage incurred the plaintiff demands the newspaper to publish a refutation and to suspend the issuance of the publication for three months.
The plaintiff demanded to publish a refutation and pay off 2,5 million AMD(about$ 6,800), from which 2 million- as a compensation for the damage caused by libel, while the 500,000- court expenses.
One of the visitors said his name was Gegham Petrosian and demanded to publish a refutation, claiming he owned the land and was not related to Karlos Petrosian.
The plaintiff demands to oblige the defendant to publish a refutation and apologize for the expression, discrediting the business reputation of Radio"HAY.
However, even the simplest legal rationale and the international practice show that the newspapers are not obliged to publish a refutation for the information disseminated by a news agency.
The plaintiff demanded to oblige"Iravunk" to publish a refutation on"I Promise to Tear off the Masks of the Investigative Group" article November 15-18, 2002.
The plaintiff demanded to oblige the newspaper to publish a refutation and suspend the activities of"Chorrord Ishkhanutyun.
The court obliged"Skizb Media Kentron" LLC to publish a refutation and to pay to the plaintiffs 500,000 AMD(about$ 1,200) as a compensation for damages, caused by libel and insult.
At the session of December 25 the court obliged"Hraparak" to publish a refutation and pay off the attorney fees made by the plaintiff in the amount of 370,000 AMD.
Shant" TV company addressed"Iravunk" editorial office demanding to publish a refutation, since this had not been done, the broadcaster filed a suit on January 8, 2007.
At the session of February 22 the plaintiff restated its demand to the newspapers to publish a refutation, along with an editorial comment, explaining the reasons for the delay in publishing the disclaimer.
One of the conditions imposed by the law is to publish a refutation on demand of a person who claims to be aggrieved by the publication of false or defamatory information.