Examples of using Aggrieved in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Lord Mansfield would be most aggrieved.
Right of a person aggrieved by a public authority.
Please don't act all surprised and aggrieved.
We all are aggrieved. But it was most unfair to you.
And Mr. Schuester is a witness, as well as an aggrieved party.
People also translate
A hardworking honey bee might feel aggrieved to be tricked into a garden shed to feed from a fake flower.
Order in court. We're waiting our turn, and we're the aggrieved!
For this is a beast who is aggrieved and he is vicious.
However, ordinary Slovaks have every right to feel aggrieved.
I have been in mourning for the King, your Grace, and aggrieved at your boys being taken from you.
With narcissistic personality disorders With sociopathic tendencies, Someone who feels aggrieved.
Therefore, aggrieved tenderers do not benefit from important judicial protection afforded by the Remedies Directive.
The law firm Reddick, Boseman Kolstad is feeling aggrieved.
Tents of the book, was very shocked and aggrieved conceming the opposite practice of the Israelites for all those years and rent.
Have you forgotten, Mr Hickok, that I am the aggrieved party here?
(2) The aggrieved party is entitled to recover any expenses reasonably incurred in attempting to reduce the loss.
I know what you mean,' interposed Dowler.'You feel aggrieved.
Creditors who feel aggrieved by any form of arrangement that the company enters into, can contest it within 14 days in court.
In part this is a matter ofrules and institutions to constrain a leader's power and to allow the aggrieved to find redress.
This liability remains to be in effect even if the aggrieved has the right to claim compensation of his damages directly from the Service provider.
The citizens tell us that it is an affront to their sovereignty; they feel that they are being excluded,and they feel deeply aggrieved.
According to Section 6:138, in the event of non-performance, the aggrieved party shall be entitled to require performance of the obligation.
The aggrieved party, relied on the statement, believing it to be true and acted upon it, which became a cause of loss to the aggrieved party.
(1) The Advocate of the People exercises his powers ex officio orupon request by persons aggrieved in their rights and freedoms, within limits established by law.
Any person aggrieved by the decision of the Commissioner have the right to appeal in writing to the Data Protection Appeals Tribunal within 30 days from the notification to him of the said decision.
Unless,' interposed the man with the camp-stool,'unless Mr. Winkle feels himself aggrieved by the challenge; in which case, I submit, he has a right to satisfaction.'.
Where access is refused, the aggrieved party may submit the case to the dispute resolutions procedure referred to in Articles 20 and 21 of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive).
(1) The Advocate of the People shall exercise his powers ex officio orat the request of persons aggrieved in their rights and freedoms, within the limits established by law.
When George Gershwin's masterpiece Porgy and Bess®was first produced in 1935, some- misunderstanding the intention of the composer-felt aggrieved at the prejudice strengthening against Afro-Americans.
