Примери за използване на Parties have на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Other parties have.
Parties have a duty to pay any such taxes or charges;
All major parties have.
The Parties have all signed their names.
Also, we're ignoring that both parties have moved away from the center.
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The parties have the option to appeal.
In bilateral contracts, both parties have the right to revoke.
Both parties have a right to be heard.
This jurisdiction is exclusive unless the parties have agreed otherwise.
The parties have the right to be heard.
In the case of court-annexed mediation, the parties have the right to choose the mediator.
Only Parties have the right to vote.
In the Romanian parliament a big part of the parties have a conservative political line.
Both parties have and will benefit.
Above the market share threshold, output restrictions on the licensee may restrict competition where the parties have a significant degree of market power.
Left wing parties have collapsed.
Parties have considerable leeway in selecting their own ministers.
I think both parties have come a long way.
Above the market share threshold such active sales restrictions are likely to be caught by Article 101(1)of the Treaty when the parties have a significant degree of market power.
Both parties have 60 days to submit an appeal.
I understand both parties have agreed to joint custody.
The parties have until August 23 to agree to a working coalition, otherwise President Recep Tayyip Erdogan could call a fresh election, which could happen in the fall.
(b) practices which the parties have established between themselves;
The parties have almost unlimited freedom.
(a) under the law to which the parties have subjected their arbitration agreement;
The Parties have a right to, and should, promote sustainable development.
Together, the parties have a majority in Parliament.
The Parties have identified the following specific fields of cooperation.
But both parties have moved away from the center.
All parties have targeted the more eurosceptic electorate, he believes.