Примеры использования Applicant may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The applicant may, at its own initiative,
The applicant may reapply in subsequent application rounds, if desired, subject to the fees
An applicant may file an appeal against a decision by the Ministry of the Interior with the Administrative Court art. 20/3.
The above list is not exhaustive, the applicant may submit to the deposit
In the Objections process step, any applicant may also file a string confusion objection to assert string confusion between its string and the string of another application.
The applicant may withdraw his application by written notification, at any time prior to the consideration of applications to;
An applicant may lodge a complaint to the Commissioner,
The applicant may request a copy of the Kyrgyzpatent specified in the request,
An applicant may file a formal objection against another gTLD application on string confusion grounds see Module 3, Dispute Resolution Procedures.
Another response indicated that the applicant may choose to enforce the award under the Convention regime or the domestic regime.
a translation must be furnished, the applicant may choose any of those languages.
In the course of the preliminary examination, the applicant may be invited to supply additional elements,
Any applicant may designate its application as community-based;
If a public authority does not respond to the request within the deadline, the applicant may lodge a complaint with the Commissioner.
The relevant law provides for six methods through which an applicant may obtain their Cypriot citizenship.
As the need arises an applicant may be requested to itemize
Testing Procedures The applicant may initiate the pre-delegation test by submitting to ICANN the Pre-Delegation form
string contention, the applicant may need to pay additional fees to various service providers.
An applicant may request a refund at any time until it has executed a registry agreement with ICANN.
There are cases, such as where an applicant may have fled his