Примери за използване на Court said на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What the Court said.
Court said Todd did it.
Which is what the Court said.
The court said,"mistake.".
In Miranda the court said.
Court said it's not illegal.
Because the court said I had to.
The court said that we have the right, because the law permits.
We agree,” the appeals court said.
The court said it was not illegal.
But that clause was very limited, the court said.
The court said we were organised.
Kertes was acting under the orders of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, the court said.
The court said no visitation till she's clean.
In its official explanation on October 30th, however, the court said this was not entirely accurate.
But the court said we're supposed to go home tomorrow!
Facebook inform us insufficiently a bout gathering information about us, the kind of data it collects, what it does with it andhow long it stores it for.”, the court said.
The court said Wong can give his talks through video recordings.
Last week, the Spanish Constitutional Court said that the October 1 referendum is unconstitutional.
The court said the hearing on the petition would take place December 31 at 9 a.m.
In a suit for grandparent visitation, the court said, the grandparents bear the burden of proof.
The court said in its ruling that sulfoxaflor is a neonicotinoid subclass.
Puigdemont was released on April 6 after a court said it appeared he cannot be extradited for rebellion.
The court said in a statement that it was established by a treaty supported by 123 countries.
Facebook informs us insufficiently about gathering information about us, the kind of data it collects, what it does with that data andhow long it stores it," the court said.
The court said there was an“absolute lack of control” in the management of the funds.
Facebook informs us insufficiently about gathering information about us, the kind of data it collects, what it does with that data andhow long it stores it," the court said, determining the social network had broken privacy laws.
The court said it could not hear the case due to immunity laws for members of parliament.
Citing Turkey's 1963 Association Agreement with the European Economic Community(EEC) andthe Additional Protocol of 1970, the court said its ruling constitutes a"reference decision" for other EU member states.
In its ruling, the court said the credibility of Rajoy's testimony"should be questioned".