在 英语 中使用 Through the courts 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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It was hoped that women would gain confidence in the judicial system and would no longer be afraid to seek justice through the courts.
In most jurisdictions, patents are considered private property rights which may be enforced by the owner of the patent through the courts.
And it amended its civil procedure code to streamline and speed up court proceedings, increasing the efficiency of enforcing contracts through the courts.
He attributed the high volume of cases in the late 1980s, at least in part, to an earlier flurry of new federal legislation that was making its way through the courts.
As is clear in the report, rights are protected through the courts of law, different government ministries and institutions.
(g) Remedies for violations of the right to food and water must be available through the courts in order to reduce impunity for these violations.
So if it takes 6 months to get through the courts, he would owe 2.5 years of back support.
We can defend our legal rights through the courts- insofar as we understand these rights and can afford the costs.
In accordance with article 125 of the Constitution, judicial power in Azerbaijan is exercised only through the courts.
It could take years or even decades for his appeals to go through the courts.
It is precisely this understanding of the law which led to Tony Nicklinson and Paul Lamb trying unsuccessfully to change it through the courts.
Since then, just a handful of reactors have come back online due to public opposition and as legal cases work their way through the courts.
There should be a way of stopping it, maybe legally through the courts.
Should your actions upset a powerful state actor, your bank accounts will be frozen and your assets confiscated through the courts.
We have to fight against the government and the laws that aim to the surveillance, also through the courts, if necessary.
In accordance with article 125 of the Constitution, judicial power in Azerbaijan is exercised only through the courts.