Примери за използване на Geoffrey cox на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Geoffrey Cox.
Attorney General Geoffrey Cox has also been sacked.
GEOFFREY COX: This parliament is a dead parliament.
Some lawmakers shouted and jeered at Johnson's top legal adviser,Attorney General Geoffrey Cox.
He rejected recent comments by the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, who described Westminster as a zombie parliament.
Attorney General Geoffrey Cox, is due to set out his legal analysis of the assurances ahead of Tuesday's vote.
Business secretary Andrea Leadsom, environment sSecretary Theresa Villiers and attorney-general Geoffrey Cox were also shown the door.
Mr Barclay and Attorney-General Geoffrey Cox will return to Brussels on Wednesday to present EU officials with a“legal way forward”.
This deal… is the best way I firmly believe of ensuring that we leave the European Union on 29 March,” Attorney General Geoffrey Cox told parliament.
Geoffrey Cox says the changes"reduce the risk that the United Kingdom could be indefinitely and involuntarily detained" in a part of the withdrawal agreement known as the backstop.
In a letter to cabinet ministers last month,the contents of which have been disclosed to The Sunday Times, Geoffrey Cox declared“The protocol would endure indefinitely.”.
In the U.K., Attorney General Geoffrey Cox's legal opinion on the Brexit deal will be published later Thursdsy, a Downing Street spokesperson told journalists in London.
The government has pinned its hopes on negotiating changes that will allow the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, to revise his legal advice warning the UK could be trapped indefinitely in the backstop.
But her Attorney General Geoffrey Cox- a member of the negotiating team and the government's chief legal officer- delivered a legal opinion on the deal that proved fatal to May's chances of getting it through the Commons.
Senior Tory Eurosceptics believe they andthe Democratic Unionist party could be persuaded to back Theresa May's Brexit deal if Geoffrey Cox, the attorney general, gave clearer legal advice about how the UK could withdraw from an international treaty.
Geoffrey Cox risked blowing apart the fragile cabinet truce over an Article 50 extension by suggesting it would be more than“just a few weeks or months”- unless Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn strike a deal.
The British government's top lawyer,Attorney General Geoffrey Cox, is due to set out his legal analysis of the assurances ahead of Tuesday's vote.
Geoffrey Cox, the attorney general, told the cabinet on Tuesday that the backstop proposed by the EU would separate Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK and would mean“the UK has no leverage in future talks.”.
In a six-page document finally released on Wednesday, the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, concedes, as he did in parliament on Monday, that the UK could be trapped“indefinitely” in the backstop.
First, Geoffrey Cox announced a new legal recommendation on the terms of the transaction, describing his warning that UK is still at risk of remaining in the trap of the EU customs regime because of the Irish border problem.
Tory Eurosceptics told the Guardian on Thursday that they andthe DUP could be persuaded to back Theresa May's Brexit deal if the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, gave clearer legal advice about how the UK could withdraw from an international treaty.….
Geoffrey Cox, the attorney general, told the cabinet on Tuesday that the backstop proposed by the EU would separate Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK and would mean“the UK has no leverage in future talks.”.
At a rowdy session of parliament, Attorney General Geoffrey Cox outlined the legal advice he had given to the government, including over a“backstop” arrangement to prevent the return of a hard border between Northern Ireland and EU member state Ireland if a future UK-EU trading deal is not reached in time.
Geoffrey Cox risked blowing apart the fragile cabinet truce over an Article 50 extension by suggesting it would be more than“just a few weeks or months”- unless Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn strike a deal.
May also instructed Geoffrey Cox, the attorney general, to examine two other proposals that could be taken to Brussels- whether it would be possible to time-limit the backstop or to introduce a unilateral exit mechanism for the UK.