Examples of using Cannot be recognised in English and their translations into Slovak
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His face cannot be recognised.
In some cases, foreign decisions cannot be recognised.
However, revenue cannot be recognised when the expenses cannot be measured reliably;
The elections of 29 November cannot be recognised.
A marriage which cannot be recognised by the civil law or celebrated in accordance with it;
It also observes that, if it rules on the substance without examining its jurisdiction, its judgment cannot be recognised for the purpose of Article 35 of Regulation No 44/2001.
An English legal document cannot be recognised in France as if it were a French public document, for instance, because it does not have the same characteristics.
Yes, all online bookings are handled via asecure server which encrypts all your details into a format that cannot be recognised. Ferryto.
Target device cannot be recognised.
If the decision cannot be recognised under this Regulation the arrangements for the recognition of divorces obtained overseas are in the Matrimonial Causes Act.
The Church maintains that a new union cannot be recognised as valid, if the first marriage was. .
If the decision cannot be recognised under this Regulation the arrangements for the recognition of divorces obtained overseas are in the Family Law Act 1986.
The courts of a Member State may hold that, under their private international law,the marriage in question cannot be recognised for the purposes of matrimonial property regime proceedings.
Users cannot be recognised through cookies or other technologies alone, and our site cannot be aware of a user's email address, for example, unless the user has specifically supplied it on the site.
Engine manufacturers cannot be recognised as technical services.
Whereas the so-called‘presidential and parliamentary elections' held in Donetsk and Luhansk on 2 November 2014were in breach of Ukrainian law and the Minsk agreements, and therefore cannot be recognised;
That means that the illegal occupied lands cannot be recognised; on the contrary, any aid must be granted via the legal state, as is presently the case.
We would make more impact on the regime if this Parliament and the Council had the courage to state that the occupation andsubsequent annexation of Tibet were contraventions of international law and, as such, cannot be recognised by the European Union.
So if there are particular problems with certain products that cannot be recognised in individual Member States for ethical reasons, those Member States must retain the right to ban such products.
(ii) Fundamental rights: The abolition of exequatur would be accompanied by procedural safeguards which would ensure that a judgment in breach of the right to a fair trial andthe right of defence cannot be recognised and enforced.
(d) involves the risk of accidents which it may be assumed cannot be recognised or avoided by a child or young person owing to insufficient attention to safety or lack of experience or training, or.
Whereas the so-called‘presidential and parliamentary elections' in Donetsk and Luhanskon 2 November 2014 breached Ukrainian legislation and the Minsk agreements, and therefore cannot be recognised;
(d) involving the risk ofaccidents which it may reasonably be assumed cannot be recognised or avoided by young persons owing to their insufficient attention to safety or lack of experience or training; or.
Where the Brussels IIa Regulation does not apply, any interested person, or the public prosecutor, may, in accordance with the procedure in Article 23 of the Code, apply for a declaration that the judgment must be recognised, in whole or in part, or cannot be recognised(Article 22(2) of the Code).
Therefore, I agree that observers cannot be sent andthat the result of the November elections cannot be recognised, because they are being carried out under conditions of lack of freedom and with a legitimate president who is confined to the Brazilian embassy.
As well as camera detection of lane markings, the system will trace the path of the vehicle ahead toenable assistance even when lines cannot be recognised, for example when driving in low-speed congestion with little space between vehicles.
They considered that the Austrian licence could not be recognised in the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany as Mr Halbritter had been the object, in that Member State, of a measure withdrawing his driving licence and that doubts about his fitness to drive since the withdrawal measure could be dispelled only by a positive medical-psychological report drawn up in accordance with the regulations applicable in Germany.
As a consequence partially implemented recommendations could not be recognised in the system.