Exemples d'utilisation de Difficult to contest en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Colloquial
This type of will is the most difficult to contest.
It is difficult to contest its relevance or topicality.
A notarial will is in accordance with the law and is difficult to contest.
It will be more difficult to contest later, in the event of litigation.
The rationale of the two parts of the principle is clear, and difficult to contest.
This has, until recently, been difficult to contest due to a lack of data.
These figures were published by the IDF andare therefore difficult to contest.
Difficult to contest as the best in its class, a combination of maritime prowess, performance and comfort.
Since the deed of sale and mortgage are notarized,they are difficult to contest.
This makes your mandate more difficult to contest than if you had written it alone or with the help of someone else.
However, a notarial mandate provides greater security because it is difficult to contest.
SIO assessments are difficult to contest as sources are protected and information sharing is limited.
Obviously, a notarial office is generally more comprehensive and more difficult to contest.
This analysis is difficult to contest, it is difficult to give a categoric answer to this question.
Since September 11, 2001,it has become more and more difficult to contest governmental policies.
It would be difficult to contest the proposition that inclusion and protection can enhance the leverage of migration on development in both countries of origin and host countries.
The new link between agricultural commodity markets andenergy markets is difficult to contest.
However, a Will made in front and signed by 2 witnesses is also difficult to contest if the Will follows the requirement of Thai Law.
In addition, the redaction of a disability mandate by a notary also makes the document difficult to contest.
Note: If the 1 st of these criteria is indeed objective and difficult to contest, the following 3 are not defined and are subjective to say the least.