Examples of using May be contested in English and their translations into Spanish
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The precept may be contested in an administrative court.
An order to leave ora decision for expulsion from Estonia may be contested in court.
However, the decision may be contested through the courts.
A directive of the Ministry of Culture revoking a broadcasting licence may be contested in a court.
They may be contested in the Constitutional court(see Chapter II).
Judgements handed down in correctional matters may be contested by means of an appeal.”;
Expulsion may be contested pursuant to the procedure provided for in the Code of Administrative Court Procedure.
The pronouncement of the sentence(type andamount of punishment) may be contested by way of appeal.
Civil penalties may be contested before an administrative law judge whose decisions are subject to judicial review.
The designation of the transit zone as the place of residence may be contested in CRA, before a single judge sitting as detention judge.
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.
Measures ordered by a juvenile judge may be contested only by the parents or guardians or by a person who actually has the child in his custody.
The violation of the rights under the CRM andother rights stipulated in separate legislation may be contested by citizens in accordance with article 69 of the CRM.
A sincere informer, whose credibility may be contested, claims that this plane was carrying plans from Berlin to Cologne in relation to the attack on the West.
While this supports the view that teachers should, first and foremost,be teachers of children- not‘deliverers' of curriculum content- the idea may be contested by some subject specialists.
Recognition is irrevocable,but its veracity may be contested by its author and by the child recognized arts. 263-264 of the Civil Code.
Law n°42/1988 of 27 October 1988 constituting the Preliminary Title and the First Book of the Civil Code provides that marriage must be voluntary(Article 170) andthat marriage contracted without the free consent of one of the spouses may be contested by that spouse Article 220.
Refusal on the part of a civil registry office to register a marriage may be contested by filing a complaint directly with the court or by a higher-ranking body.
All judicial decisions may be contested by means of an appeal either before the same court in cases of judgement by default(application to set aside) or before a higher court application for judicial review of the facts.
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.
Any judgment given on the referral may be contested- like the earlier decision and relying on all grounds of challenge other than those excluded by the Court of Revision's judgment.
Article 361 of the Code provides a limitative list of some exceptions to the general rule whereby decisions of primary jurisdiction may be contested on appeal, whereas decisions pronounced on appeal may be contested on application for remedy.
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 State Border Guard College implements State administrative functions in relation to cadets of the State Border Guard College,issuing administrative acts, which may be contested by them in accordance with the procedures specified in the Administrative Procedure Law.
Rather, he wishes to underscore that the fight against poverty is a long-term process that requires significant investment and that, despite much progress,challenges remain, with a part of the population still facing extreme poverty, although its actual size may be contested.
Verdicts delivered by military andsingle-judge courts in absentia may be contested within a period of five days commencing on the day following the date of communicating the verdict.
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.
The new provisions in this area impose the same conditions whichever matter is contested: filiation may be contested by any parent with regard to whom filiation has already been established, by the husband(or former husband), by a person claiming paternity and by the child.
The foreigner has the right to appeal against the decision of the court which pronounced the penalty of expulsion from the country with the higher court on all grounds on which the first instance decision may be contested pursuant to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code and the Law on Minor Offences.
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.