Examples of using The judge's decision in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Respect the Judge's Decision.
Now, I would not dare to fault the judge's decision.
The judge's decision is final.
Thoughts on the judge's decision?
The judge's decision is final.
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Waiting for the judge's decision….
The judge's decision is legally binding.
I'm frankly astonished at the judge's decision.
The judge's decision takes effect at once;
Have you received the judge's decision yet?
The judge's decision provoked controversy.
Everyone was waiting for the judge's decision.
The judge's decision is final and incontestable.
We were very pleased with the judge's decision.
After the judge's decision, I asked him to partner, he didn't hesitate.
So you're obviously not happy with the judge's decision.
The judge's decision may be appealed within 10 days, or within 15 days if the person's place of residence is outside Latvia.
Would The Wife's walk have any impact on the judge's decision?
The judge's decision is only temporary and can be modified by the same judge later on or by the judge ruling on the merits.
Enforcement of obligations on court notice: the judge's decision on the enforcement of the payment obligation indicated in the application takes effect at once;
Hundreds of people were outside the courthouse Monday… protesting the judge's decision to grant bail.
On behalf of the District Attorney's Office, we're pleased with the judge's decision to keep Annalise Keating in state custody for the duration of her prosecution.
Financial security allows Canadian judges to act independently and not rely upon financial pressure imposed by external sources that might influence the judge's decisions in court.
If an appeal is denied, then that means that the judge's decision will not be reviewed.
However, if a decision declaring enforceability is challenged by means of an application for a prerogative writ(pronomiakó éntalma)heard by a judge of the Supreme Court, then an appeal(éfesi) may be brought against the judge's decision, as it would be in civil cases.
The judge's final decision;