Примери за използване на Peremptory на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This sharp and peremptory style….
Peremptory challenge, your Honor.
Mr Schäuble added that he did not accept Strasbourg's peremptory tone.
Again, under his peremptory pressure a nominal reduction of the Community's budget was agreed.
Each side may make a limited amount of peremptory challenges.
The new commands are peremptory, and require that the MMMM shall be FFFFF at 3 o'clock to-morrow morning.
Each side is allowed a limited number of peremptory challenges.
I consider the'EU orKosovo' policy wrong and peremptory, and also being against EU's values and that is why we should avoid it.
Each opposing side is permitted a restricted number of peremptory challenges.
Lester won a peremptory manner Championship title in football last year and returned to the Premiership after a long absence.
If there is no such a guarantee,then there can be no right to such peremptory decisions.
The sharp, irreconcilable and peremptory tone of the UK Prime Minister David Cameron intensified the tensions between Brussels and London to excess.
Bayern deserved champion,triumphed in the Bundesliga peremptory way back in March.
The prohibition is included as a peremptory norm(jus cogens) in international law- that is, a norm that no state may make exceptions to.
He makes his feature debut in 1966 with Young Torless- a parable for the peremptory advance of Nazism in Germany.
If a new peremptory norm of General international law emerges, any treaty that opposes it will become void and you must terminate automatically.
Article 53, of the Vienna Convention;Treaties conflicting with a peremptory norm of general international law(jus cogens).
The third piece of news is that aBulgarian amendment made it into the agreement, one which was pushed by Sofia with a peremptory tone.
But the arrival of the papal bulls laid upon all England a peremptory command for the arrest and imprisonment of the heretic.
China will not passively be subject to the US maneuverings, norwill it allow any super power to achieve its end by peremptory means.
If a new peremptory norm of general international law emerges, any existing treaty which is in conflict with that norm becomes void and terminates.
Some titles we retain; but they have with us meanings entirely consistent with the spirit of equality which is the foundation and peremptory law of its being- of all Masonry.
This is evident even from the change of the peremptory tone in the Commission proposal(member states"shall" and"must") toward a softer wording in the EP's report-"the member states may be asked to".
The whole life of a person, from the very moment of its birth, is filled with many established concepts,generally accepted judgments and peremptory opinions about what is"right","necessary","important","better" and"should".
Cameron has for two years used the peremptory rhetoric when talking to his European partners and his battle with the UKIP for the hearts and minds of the voters will only make the situation worse.
By now, the disputes about several percentage points were always an important part of the negotiations, butthis time the situation was peremptory- the donor countries announced that they will not retreat even with a millimetre from their demand for a drastic cut of the budget.
The British PM's tone is also quite peremptory, because he points out that"fundamentally, the problem with the eurozone is a problem of competitiveness, with countries that have large trade deficits coexisting with Germany, which has a huge trade surplus.
He was the one to put himself in this situation when in the very beginning of his term(from May 2010)he bet on peremptory and unbending tone in the EU as in terms of the ways for exiting the eurozone crisis, so in terms of the negotiations on the next multiannual EU budget.
For the purposes of the present Convention, a peremptory norm of general international law is a norm accepted and recognised by the international community of States as a whole as a norm from which no derogation is permitted and which can be modified only by a subsequent norm of general international law having the same character.
Similarly, Article 64 of the Vienna Convention provides that:“If a new peremptory norm of general international law emerges, any existing treaty which is in conflict with that norm becomes void and terminates”.