Examples of using Has contested in English and their translations into Italian
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In this case, the applicant has contested each of the two grounds by means of two separate pleas.
whereas the Defense has contested this specific attribution(expert witness Vinci,
The NDP has contested several local and regional elettions
In Oasis, the bishop of Tunis, Maroun Elias Lahham, has contested it as unclear and incomprehensible for Muslims themselves.
This- Castelein has contested- door to a distortion of the market,
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the Commission notes that Germany has contested an infringement procedure and the Court of Auditors' competence to carry out audits.
In particular, Merlon has contested to Eurostat to have attributed to the port of Genoa
none of the parties has contested its jurisdiction prior or up to the time of the defence on the substance.
Collingwood has won 15 VFL/AFL premierships and has contested more Grand Finals than any other club in the history of the sport.
including whether that Party has contested the application of the procedure under paragraph 1.b.
Paolo Pedercini from Molleindustria has contested the position of video trailer to promote books,
has been object of sour critic from the mayor of the Leighorn city, Filippon Nogarin, than,">in occasion of the presentation of the study Wednesday in Harbour Committee, of it has contested to the quality and the cost of newsroom(13of May 2015).
In proceedings before SIAC, neither the person who has contested such a decision nor his
An army of sceptics has contested this viral counter-insurgency approach,
a Salesian appointed by Pope Francis in April 2014, has contested the statement of the Zentralkomitee der Deutschen Katholiken
From part its French government has contested the last decisions of the EU commission stating
the Chairman of the Article 29 Working Party has contested the assertion by the Commission that EU data protection
The Union To interpose Reunited(UIR) has contested strongly to the contents of the article 46 of the bill
in particular the association has contested that"the enterprises have put into effecthave violated the engagements assumed in outcome to the I689 procedure, than the same AGCM had closed in 2009 without to assess some infraction of the antitrust laws".">
specific that the Authority Antitrust has contested to Moby to have immotivatamente refused the concession
In higher education some groups have contested racially separatist policies in college dormitories.
Hoek Loos and Westfalen have contested the decision before the Court of First Instance.
It is relevant that the opposition parties in Equatorial Guinea have contested the electoral lists and have already decided to boycott the ballot.
However, diverging views have contested whether Durkheim's work really contained an ecological fallacy.
If the time limit for opposition has passed without the defendant having contested the claim this one and only decision becomes enforceable.
Residents of Two Rivers have contested the claims of other cities to the right to claim the title"birthplace of the ice cream sundae.
Certain countries have contested the universality of these rights,
In addition, unlike Mr Chauvin, the appellant had contested his classification immediately after adoption of the classification decision.
The CoR agrees with the twelve national parliaments which have contested the EU's powers to legislate on the right to strike,
World Cup===Wales have contested every Rugby World Cup since the inaugural tournament in 1987.