Примери коришћења Juridical на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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several physical and/or juridical persons(further- founder, founders).
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perhaps the only example of juridical consciousness completely conditioned by existing norms.
even in the absence of mutual juridical relations, into the One Apostolic Church.
the system acquired juridical status on 5 March 1996 under the Treaty which was signed at St. Georges, Grenada.
coordinating researches that propose solutions to the different problems of juridical order posed by the Galician,
several physical and/or juridical persons(further- founder, founders).
This principle was a juridical fiction, an abstraction that was incarnate in the king as absolute prince.
In complex social-ecological systems, s these material processes are closely interconnected with economic, juridical, political, and cultural contexts as well as with strategies and practices of important social actors.
Removal of special juridical protection for ministers
Client is a natural or juridical person who enters into an Agreement with the Company
the implementation of a new juridical norm which is a solid basis for continuous progress,” the report says.
increased demands on people being confronted with the political, juridical, technical as well as economic side of environmental questions.
The State will motivate juridical persons as well as collectives to protect nature; it will promote respect towards all the elements that form an ecosystem.
Romania is a non-profit institution of higher education, a juridical person of private law
Schmitt accuses the idealistic and“juridical” conception of legality for authorizing Hitler to come to power.
Schmitt accuses the idealistic and“juridical” conception of legality for sanctioning Hitler's rise to power.
Authorized Person is a natural or juridical person officially authorized to manage
A philosophical and juridical doctrine that explains the origin of state power as an agreement among people compelled to move from the insecurity of the“state of nature” to a civil state.
telling SETimes that the agreements struck in Brussels"cannot be implemented… without juridical guarantees".