Примери за използване на May oblige на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It may oblige me to send you to trial.
The Commission for Regulation of the Communications may oblige the operators under art.
The BNB may oblige the bank to raise its equity capital.
(1) When in the case participate more than 10 persons with same interests, which are not represented by proxy,the court may oblige them in a reasonable term to appoint a common proxy amongst them.
(3) The court may oblige the creditor to provide security in the cases under Para 2, Item 1.
Secondly, should the state of idle time continue for more than 5 days,the employer may oblige the employee to use his or her paid leave by issuing a written order and giving it to him/her.
Member States may oblige the creditors to include other types of warnings which are relevant in a Member State.
If more than 10 persons with equal interests, who are not presented by a proxy, participate in the case, in order tofacilitate the proceedings, the court may oblige the parties within a reasonable term to appoint a proxy among them.
In these cases, the court may oblige the creditor to pay a security deposit.
MS may oblige NRAs to assess the general need and the specific requirements, of such specific measures for disabled end-users.
The Commission, to the interest of the users, may oblige the operators by a decision to amend the terms of these contracts.
The court may oblige the parents to turn to mediation to ensure that parental responsibility is properly exercised and that the parents co-operate as necessary to ensure this.
In accordance with Article 22 of Law 544/2001 the court of law may oblige the public authority or institution to provide the requested information and to pay damages.
Member States may oblige national regulatory authorities to assess the general need and the specific requirements, including the extent and concrete form of such specific measures for disabled end-users.
In accordance with Article 22 of Law 544/2001 the court of law may oblige the public authority or institution to provide the requested information and to pay damages.
In the case of the refusal of the parents(of one of them)to provide an opportunity for the child's relatives to communicate with him, the guardianship and trusteeship body may oblige the parents(one of them) not to interfere with this communication.
For example, a lender may oblige a borrower to pay all legal costs, if any.
In case of unreasonable refusal of the parents(one of them) to provide close relatives of the child with the opportunity to communicate with him, the guardianship andtrusteeship authority may oblige parents(one of them) not to interfere with this communication.".
(2) The Parliamentary Committees may oblige Ministers and officials to attend their meetings and answer the questions raised.
The Code of Civil Procedure also provides that if the court considers it necessary in the interests of resolving the case given the facts of the case andthe proceedings thus far, it may oblige the parties to take part in a conciliation process under the Conciliation Act.
A Member State may oblige or authorise any fishing vessels flying its flag to be fitted with a vessel monitoring system.
(b) in cases where transactions as described in subparagraph(a) are refused because the customer is eligible in only one of the two systems,the Commission may oblige, taking into account the situation in the market and the common interest, the refusing party to execute the requested gas supply, at the request of the Member State where the eligible customer is located.
A Member State may oblige or authorise masters of fishing vessels flying its flag as of 1 January 2010 to electronically record and transmit the data referred to in Article 14.
In particular, he said,the state may oblige state-owned corporations to switch to the new Mir plastic card, meaning many large companies will begin working with the system.
If needed, the court may oblige the parents asking for divorce to seek mediation with respect to ancillary issues, to ensure an appropriate arrangement in terms of parental responsibility and the necessary cooperation between the parties.
The shielding of invalid patents in the pool may oblige licensees to pay higher royalties and may also prevent innovation in the field covered by an invalid patent.
A Member State may oblige or authorise registered buyers, registered auctions or other bodies or persons authorised by Member States with an annual financial turnover in first sales of fisheries products of less than EUR 200 000 to electronically record and transmit the data mentioned in Article 64(1).
If required by the nature of the matter or circumstances of the case,a court may oblige the respondent by means of a resolution to provide his written statement on the matter, and in the event that he does not agree with the claim in full, state in his statement of fact those facts that are decisive for his defence, attach documents to which he is appealing, and identify proof to document his claims.
In addition, legislation might oblige us to store this Personal Information for a certain period of time.
In addition, legislation might oblige us to store this information for a certain period of time.