Примери за използване на May rule на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Yeah! Yeah, which he… or she… may rule one day.
The court may rule that you are not to receive such information.
By the accident of good fortune a man may rule the world for a time.
He may rule over Aragon, but I'm the one who rules in Castile.
(3) In cases under the preceding paragraph the court may rule also deprivation of rights under Article 37, paragraph(1), subparagraphs 6 and 7.
The court may rule on an application only if the parties have been subpoenaed or have appeared before the court personally or through a representative.
Nevertheless, under very exceptional circumstances the court may rule that invoking limitation is contrary to the principles of reasonableness and fairness.
In all cases under Articles 343, 343a, 343b and 343c, paragraph(1) the court shall also rule deprivation of the right under Article 37(1),sub-paragraph 7, and may rule deprivation of the right under sub-paragraph 6.
(2) The Court may rule on the admissibility of the motion at each stage of the Constitutional process.
Under paragraph(2)- deprivation of liberty for two to ten years and a fine of BGN four thousand up to six thousand,whereas the court may rule confiscation of up to 1/2 of the property of the perpetrator;
(2) The Court may rule on the admissibility of the motion at each stage of the Constitutional process.
Under Article 114(1) of the Rules of Procedure, if a party so requests, the Court may rule on the objection of inadmissibility without going to the substance of the case.
The Constitutional Court may rule on the compatibility of domestic laws with the universally recognized norms of international law and the international instruments to which Bulgaria is a party.
(3) For blackmail the punishment shall be deprivation of liberty for five to fifteen years and a fine of up to BGN five hundred,whereas the court may rule confiscation of up to one half of the property of the culprit.
(4) Where necessary, the court may rule that the treatment should continue also after the release of the sentenced person from the place of deprivation of liberty- at the medical establishments indicated in paragraph(2).
If the protection measure was ordered before access rights were determined,the court may rule on access rights in a manner that takes into account the protection measures that have been applied.
With regard to a person who has committed an act dangerous to society in a state of penal irresponsibility, or who has come to such a state before the pronouncement of the sentence or in the course of serving the punishment,the court may rule.
The law reads that, while proceedings are stayed,the national court may rule on appropriate provisional and precautionary measures at the request of the parties to the dispute.
In addition, where a stay of proceedings would risk leading to irreparable or manifestly excessive consequences for the rights of a party, the court ortribunal which decides to submit the question may rule on those points which must be decided immediately.
The court examining the dispute under Article 200 of the Labour Code may rule as to the occupational character of the disease only if no medical documents have been issued by the[DEC].”.
Furthermore, if staying the ruling would lead to irremediable or patently excessive consequences as regards the rights of one of the parties,the court deciding to transmit the application for a preliminary ruling as to constitutionality may rule on those issues which need to be dealt with forthwith.
To the extent that such a court may rule on questions concerning the application or interpretation of EU law, the Member State concerned must ensure that that court meets those requirements.
(3) The punishment shall be deprivation of liberty for five to fifteen years and a fine from BGN five thousand up to ten thousand,whereas the court may rule confiscation of up to 1/2 of the property of the perpetrator, if.
Attaining adulthood is important in terms of procedure(e.g. a court may rule on maintenance for a minor child even without a petition, but a court will only grant maintenance for adult children on the basis of a petition).
At the request of the debtor or his/her family members after an apartment or house has been made subject to attachment with a view to recovering amounts not paid for energy bills, municipal services and other services,the court may rule that no recovery may be made from the last apartment, house or part thereof in which the persons in question need to live.
The Court may rule on the relevance or admissibility of any evidence, taking into account, inter alia, the probative value of the evidence and any prejudice that such evidence may cause to a fair trial or to a fair evaluation of the testimony of a witness, in accordance with the Rules of Procedure and Evidence.
Under Article 114(1) of the Rules of Procedure, if a party makes an application to this effect,the Court may rule on the objection of inadmissibility without going to the substance of the case.
(2) In the cases under sub-paragraph 2 of the preceding paragraph, the court may rule confiscation of up to one half of the property of the culprit and may deprive him of rights under Article 37(1), sub-paragraphs 6 and 7, and under sub-paragraph 3 it shall rule confiscation of part or of the whole property of the culprit and shall deprive him of rights under Article 37(1), sub-paragraphs 6 and 7.
In the case of partial success, the court will award a portion of the costs of proceedings to each of the parties, and also may rule that none of the parties has the right to compensation for the costs of proceedings.
Notes that parts of the provisions of the FCNM and the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages(the‘Language Charter') fall within the competences of the EU, andrecalls the FRA's conclusion that although the Union does not have overall legislative competence to rule on the protection of national minorities as such, it‘may rule on a variety of issues that affect persons belonging to national minorities';