Examples of using Contestable in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The decision shall not be contestable.
Instead of the ineffective or contestable provision(s), it shall apply what B.
The jury's decision will be final and is not contestable.
The invalid, void or contestable provision is to be reworded, i. e.
Now, it follows from that, that they're deeply contestable.
If the defect is not contestable, the Merchant shall replace the buyer's product or refund the purchase money not later than in 14 days after receiving the complaint.
The decision ordering the measures shall not be contestable.
Although the grounds for the imposition of the fine are contestable both from an economic and a legal standpoint, Holcim Romania will not appeal against the competition authority's decision.
Subsidiaries belonging to a group may hardly be contestable.
What is absolutely contestable, and what I cannot support at the present time, is the proposal for both a linear cut- although I learned today that this part of the proposal has now been dropped- and above all for a specific cut.
Note the map is an approximation only andis therefore contestable.
Should individual terms and conditions be or become invalid, ineffective or contestable, they shall be interpreted or supplemented in such a way that the intended economic purpose is achieved in a legally permissible manner as closely as possible;
Decisions given pursuant to subsections(1) and(2) are not contestable.
As intermediary member between the deliberate(intellectual as social)image-making and the otherwise hardly contestable philosophical immanence, Wilhelm Raimund Beyer's criticism of the Heidegger's emphasis of the questioning appears in the philosophy.
The court order instructing one orthe other manner of taking evidence is not contestable.
Methods involving subcutaneous,intramuscular or intravenous injection have been contestable under Article 52(4) EPC 1973 ever since decision T 182/90.
It cannot be the purpose of the rule to cause third parties to engage in such use as long as the loss ofrights has not ceased to be contestable.
If a provision in these General Terms and Conditions is or should become invalid or contestable the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected.
The anger expressed in von Roten's text manifests itself as the fulcrum for thoughtthat breaks with traditional conventions, thus rendering them visible and contestable.
In the event that individual provisions of the closed contract including these terms are orbecome ineffective or contestable, the validity of the remaining provisions of the contract including these terms shall not be affected.
Before the agreement on the arrangement of property and legal relations is concluded, the spouses have to inform each other of their property status or the agreement on the arrangement of their property andlegal relations is contestable.
That decision, the motivation for which seems to be more than questionable, as pointed out by the rapporteur,and therefore contestable, in fact places the European Parliament in a dilemma, that it can only solve by giving in, because that is exactly what is happening here.
Mr President, I did not vote for the proposed directive, and I do not totally share the satisfaction of the rapporteur, since even if there have been improvements,we are faced by a draft which is eminently contestable.
Should individual provisions of these General Terms and Conditions be, or become, void, ineffective or contestable, the remaining provisions shall be unprejudiced and shall then be construed and/or completed so that the intended economic purpose is attained as precisely as possible in a manner permitted by law.
Madam President, it is a well-known fact that forCommunists the logical reasons and the bare realities of the figures are contestable if they differ from their pseudo-scientific analyses.
Every man is contestable at one spot; every man has a special question, which occupies him, and so enlightenment can be given to him about it, he also opens his heart for further knowledge, and it is then of greatest success, when the teacher refuses him no answer, when all ideas are known to him and so far clear that he can impart his knowledge to fellowman- that he satisfies the hunger of the man, who desires truth.
Once this framework has been reasonably established it becomes easier to examine the proposals put forward, which are not all equal.Some are contestable at times, such as those concerning public office.
Nordmann(ELDR), in writing.-(FR) Mr President, I did not vote for the proposed directive, and I do not totally share the satisfaction of the rapporteur, since even if there have been improvements,we are faced by a draft which is eminently contestable.
The operation is not of a kind to create a dominant position on the French market or to significantly impede in a lasting manner the operation of competition on this market, for the following reasons: despite the strong market shares acquired by the new entity,the French market would remain contestable after the concentration, in particular because of not only the existence of active and powerful competition but also the absence of barriers to access to the market.
It demonstrates its ironical ambivalence and at the same time its“mechanical” inadequacy and possesses therefore something from stage action, whichsavorably transfers the dramatic moment and at the same time possesses the condition of the provisional and contestable expression.