Exemple de utilizare a Right to intervene în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The right to intervene.
The Americans have the right to intervene.
The right to intervene of the data(art 14);
They respond:‘We do not have the right to intervene, we maintain order.
Reserves the right to intervene and ask the advertising message transmission be stopped.
You may not agree with every decision I make regarding my daughter's well-being, but you have no right to intervene.
I have the right to intervene if you push yourself too far.
Gladstone pushed through a land act which theoretically gave the government the right to intervene in landlord-tenant relations.
The ČNB reserves the right to intervene in a targeted way in the foreign exchange market.
The Russian Federation believes that the presence of its troops in countries in the region is acceptable andthat they even have the right to intervene when Moscow considers it necessary.
The government assumes the right to intervene in any situation to restore order.
The right to intervene(Article 14)- the right to request the data operator in writing and free of charge the following.
Proceedings will be transparent,hearings open and comments available on-line, and a right to intervene for parties with an interest in the dispute will be provided;
UNMIK would retain its right to intervene and to seal international agreements in the police and judicial sectors.
In this case, s/he must first present an application to intervene, identifying the case and the principal parties, andpresenting the circumstances establishing the right to intervene.
They were also given the right to intervene during any phase of the judicial process.
But the guardianship authorities have the right to conduct regularcheck the living conditions of the child,have the right to intervene in the event of their non-compliance or violation.
Net Solution reserves the right to intervene on any site hosted on its servers in the interest of its clients.
When the Commission decides to refer the treatment of an individual case pursuant to paragraph 4,it shall also retain the right to intervene in accordance with the powers conferred to it by the Treaty.
B2c Technology reserves the right to intervene with any of the sites hosted on its servers in the interest of its customers.
This reconciliation between State and Church occurred through a Demiurge which brought order to members of State andChurch demanding iron discipline and the right to intervene in all aspects of individual life.
The SARB, therefore, reserves the right to intervene on the spot market to influence the value of the ZAR, mainly against the USD.
This aspect of God's will acknowledges that, even when God passively permits things to happen, He must choose to permit them,because He always has the power and right to intervene.
Right to intervene(Article 14)- the right to request the data controller, on written request and free of charge, the following.
The English declare war on the Chinese, who have, it seems,offended them: no one has the right to intervene; but Russia is obliged to ask Europe for permission if it quarrels with its neighbor.
NBP reserves the right to intervene punctually on the market, in order to influence the value of the PLN- in particular against the EUR.
In case, in broadcasts, they accuse a person of illegal or immoral facts and behaviors,those shall be backed up with evidence, as the accused persons have the right to intervene to express their viewpoints.
The right to intervene(Article 14)- the right to request the data operator, through a written request and free of charge, the following.
How else could an International Criminal Tribunal take action against the crimes against humanity in the countries of the former Yugoslavia andpass judgment if it did not have the right to intervene for the sake of human rights? .
The RBA reserves the right to intervene punctually in the foreign exchange market when it considers the volatility of its currency to be significant.