Examples of using May be contested in English and their translations into Russian
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That right may be contested in court only.
An order to leave ora decision for expulsion from Estonia may be contested in court.
This decision may be contested in CEC and law courts within three days after the adoption.
Refusal to furnish information may be contested in the courts.
The decisions and acts(or omissions) of State bodies, local government bodies,public associations and officials may be contested in court.
The grant of legal protection to a trademark may be contested and recognized as invalid fully or partially.
The actions(or inactions) and decisions of officials responsible for fulfilling this state function may be contested in or out of court.
In the case of expulsion the order may be contested in the national appeals courts, as may a guilty verdict.
Upon the consideration of each application,the Department of Citizenship and Migration of the Ministry of Interior of Belarus takes a decision that may be contested in court.
In the case of return, the decision may be contested and introduction of the appeal automatically suspends the enforcement of the order.
The decisions and actions(or the failure to act) of government authorities, local self-governing authorities,public associations and officials may be contested in court.
The grant of legal protection to a trademark may be contested by filing objections to the Federal service for intellectual property Rospatent.
It is likewise possible that under national law an operator directly concerned by a Community Regulation may seek from the national authorities a measure under that Regulation which may be contested before the national court, enabling the operator to challenge the Regulation indirectly.
The decision of the Court of First Instance may be contested before the Court of Appeal, sitting in chambers, within three days of its issuance.
Alternatively, an employment contract may also be terminated if there is a"good and sufficient cause",but such a decision may be contested before the Industrial Tribunal, which is established under the same Act.
The court's decision is subject to appeal or may be contested under the procedure described in the second part of article 241 of the Code within a time limit of 72 hours.
The decision may be contested within ten days of its adoption by the person placed in the facility, his/her representative, the director of the facility, as well as by an organization which is under law or its charter(regulation) entitled to protect citizens' rights, or by a procurator in accordance with the procedures stipulated in the Code of Civil Procedure.
Transactions made without the consent of the other spouse andnot approved by him or her later, may be contested in an action brought by that spouse within a year of the date when he or she learned about the transaction, provided that it is proved that the other party to the transaction acted in bad faith.
It is a formal act that may be contested before the courts of the expelling State, since expulsion is a procedural process, each stage of which can be contested. .
The grant of legal protection of publicly available trademark by its registration in the Russian Federation may be contested and recognized as invalid fully or partially throughout the entire term of the exclusive right to this trademark if legal protection was granted in violation of the requirements of the legislation.
For some reason the trademark may be contested throughout the term of the exclusive right to the trademark, and in some cases within five years from the date of publication of information on state registration of a trademark in the official Bulletin.
Under the law, actions(decisions) that may be contested in court include collective or individual actions(decisions) that have, firstly, violated civil rights and freedoms, second, created obstacles preventing a citizen from exercising his/her rights and freedoms and, third, illegally imposed an obligation on the citizen.
The proposal stated that“going still further back in time might make it unreasonably difficult to provide evidence, andthe applicant's true connection to the Sami people might be contested”.
Mr. DE BRESSON(France), introducing his delegation's amendment to paragraph 1(A/CONF.39/C.1/L.342),said that a study of Part V showed that the International Law Commission had drawn a distinction between cases where the validity of a treaty might be contested in accordance with the provisions of articles 43 to 47, and those, covered by articles 48 to 50 and 61, where a treaty was void ab initio.
He also indicated that if the Mission had not been made aware of such tickets, they might be contested, in which case the United States Mission would offer its support.
Article 217 of the Civil Procedures Code confirms that‘ the award of arbitrators may not be contested by any manner of appeal.
The court's ruling may be appealed or contested before the Supreme Court of Uzbekistan within 10 days of being issued.
A placement decision may be appealed or contested in the form and time provided for in the Code of Pre-Trial Proceedings.
Facilitate access to all mined border areas where access may be difficult or contested, without prejudice to potential border delineation, to ensure that survey and clearance can proceed as soon as possible.
The judge's decision may be appealed against or contested under the procedure described in the second paragraph of article 241 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.