Примери за използване на Courts may на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The courts may be used for tennis only.
In other countries, domestic courts may be less trustworthy.
Courts may order information to be disclosed.
The investigating judge or investigating courts may release you on bail.
The courts may only be used for playing tennis.
Information about the jurisdiction of these courts may be found under question 3 below.
The courts may use fax and email as means of receiving requests.
Paragraphs B and C indicate the specific types of injunctions that courts may grant.
The courts may, exceptionally, assign the administration to a third party.
The E-Government Act of 2002 states that the courts may charge only to the extent necessary.
Courts may order the administration to produce requested information.
Not all tennis courts are the same so what has worked in some other courts may not work in your case.
The courts may annul administrative decisions and return the decision to the authority(cassation).
In order to ensure effective access to justice, Member States shall ensure that courts may grant legal aid to a party.
Courts may deviate from the guidelines if the obligation amount is unjust or inappropriate.
An up-to-date list of competent courts may be found at the following link:Court and Tribunal Finder.
Courts may ask for an expert opinion to determine an issue that is important for the case and requires expert knowledge.
Without prejudice to paragraph 1 of Article 19 of the Regulation,Romanian courts may issue a decision only if all the conditions laid down in paragraph 2 are met.
The courts may take a decision based on equity only where:(a) there is a legal provision allowing it;
Where a party succeeds only in part orin exceptional circumstances, courts may order that costs be apportioned equitably or that the parties bear their own costs.
For example: courts may demand from parties that they take part in a special information session on mediation;
In cases where an obligor's circumstances have changed significantly, the courts may consider reevaluating the obligor's financial situation and decreasing the amount of child support owed.
The courts may listen to evidence behind closed doors in order to have access to information that has not been disclosed.
The second paragraph of that article provides that national courts may refer questions to the Court and the third paragraph provides that they must do so if there is no judicial remedy against their decisions under national law.
The courts may thus accept or reject claims that e.g. an environmental impact assessment was inadequate.
In all cases the courts may award pecuniary damages and may also issue an injunction to stop it happening again.
Courts may apply injunctive relief based on an application of one of the parties to a dispute but also from own motion.
For terms of one to ten years, courts may also restrict the right to vote for one to five years where a prisoner's conduct shows moral perversity.
Courts may include third parties to dispute, if they find that the rights of such persons may be impacted by the judgment.
Conversely, the courts may postpone their consideration of the case to a later date in order to allow the appearance of the parties.