Exemples d'utilisation de Challengeable en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Challengeable, magical and funny.
Why Wedding Photography Can Be Challengeable?
Licence challengeable only by Minister.
The ECJ holds that an order for payment of a fine is not challengeable.
Everything is challengeable, and nothing is sacred..
It therefore seems indisputable that the contested decision is challengeable.
Challengeable in Jack or XLR+ Sidechain on each channel.
Actually, being the first in any business, is quite challengeable task.
A law that can be challengeable before the Constitutional Court.
Municipal regulations(by-laws) are, however,generally challengeable as such.
The price is challengeable and you will get a guaranteed after service.
This mention may be regarded as a decision of individual application of the appointing authority also challengeable.
The price is challengeable and you will get a guaranteed after service.
This effectively prevents situations where a decision which is relevant to someone's rights would not be challengeable.
The price is challengeable and you will get a guaranteed after service.
However, should such an act have direct and individual legal effects,it would probably be regarded as challengeable.
These bounds are challengeable, but this is part of the perfectible nature of any system.
The paper maintains that most EU SPS standards are basedon international standards and are not challengeable.
Hence such a course of action is challengeable within the European Union.
Challengeable act: The ECJ holds that the administrative filing of a complaint relating to an alleged unlawful aid.
However, what is proper is legally challengeable by citizens and administratively by the central departments.
Given that some of the private standards are even implemented via public operation systems,it makes them potentially challengeable under WTO rules.
That clause of the bill, in my opinion, is challengeable immediately for anyone who would be the object of such a search.
Otherwise, the public body will breach the principle of fairness between bidders, which constitutes a major irregularity andrenders its decision challengeable.
This nomination was challengeable in itself: the Constitution gives the Provincial Council only the right to sack or nominate a governor.
If, when a final judgment has been delivered, it is found that a judge was challengeable and should not have participated, the judgment may be annulled.
Research studies are"challengeable"-i.e., they can be subjected to discussion and criticism. For this very reason, they can be used to demonstrate that a statistical object holds up well to scrutiny, or to expose the deceptiveness of an object that displayed all the appearances of truth.
State decisions shall be clearly and transparently laid out,with any adverse decisions defended by written argumentation on the basis of law and challengeable in independent courts of law.
I do not think there is anything constitutionally challengeable about the election of senators as a method of allowing the people of the province to have their say in future senators.
In the Court's view,the current position of letting the parties nominate a candidate of their choice who does not satisfy the constitutional criterion is challengeable and patently unconstitutional.