Примери за използване на Judicial decisions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Mutual recognition of judicial decisions.
Controversial judicial decisions could, therefore,
As a forensic anthropologist, I support these judicial decisions.
national arbitration legislation, judicial decisions and institutional rules provide for equality of treatment in various ways.
These judicial decisions are based on the material available to the judge
This practice not only makes it impossible to identify judicial decisions by computers, but often also by humans.
For these purposes, information may be disclosed in public court proceedings or in judicial decisions.
On conditions of reciprocity the Republic of Bulgaria shall recognise foreign judicial decisions that declare bankruptcy,
Judicial decisions may be delivered both electronically
The requirement to make available to any other person non-confidential versions of judicial decisions in which the passages containing trade secrets have been removed or redacted.
Judicial decisions are enforceable following their entry into force,
Lastly, judicial decisions which contain an amendment to the existing marital property regime
(5) The Lord Chancellor and other Ministers of the Crown must not seek to influence particular judicial decisions through any special access to the judiciary.
communications platforms to implement judicial decisions on counter-terrorism effectively;
Inappropriate or unwarranted interferences with the judicial process are inadmissible, and judicial decisions are not subject to external revision.
The only long-term guarantee for public services is real European legislation, not judicial decisions, however well-founded they may be.
may disclose the information in public court proceedings or judicial decisions.
Article 4 of Directive 2016/343 applies to public statements made by public authorities and judicial decisions, other than those on guilt
Publicising judicial decisions is an international principle enshrined in both Article 10 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
the individual involved is not presented as guilty in public statements by public authorities or judicial decisions, other than those determining the person's guilt.