Exemples d'utilisation de Can be declared en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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A man can be declared legally dead without a corpus delicti
The affiliation with national/ethnic minority can be declared only upon the citizen's choice.
A constructor can be declared in the class description
a water body can be declared impaired under section 303(d)
Up to 16 routers can be declared in direct connection,
The members of a class can be declared using the storage class modifier static.
This is what therefore needs to be clarified theologically before ecclesial communion can be declared.
If an organization can be declared criminal, then in principle
Furthermore, a person can be declared unfit to possess a firearm when found guilty of high treason,
The Committee is concerned that the criminal justice system in New Zealand includes conditions in which a person with disabilities can be declared"unfit to stand trial"
all other respondents in a given statistical survey can be declared compulsory in the annual statistical programme for all
a state of emergency can be declared by the President of the United Republic under section 32 1.
This characteristic can be declared in the XML Schema as an inherent feature of the type of an element which points to title proper without indicating how this element will be named.
It can be declared both in the event of an internal risk
state governments on items in the exclusive list can be declared void.
these investment income can be declared to take into account this withholding tax
A unilateral act that is not consistent with a norm of general international law can be declared invalid if it is not accepted by the State or States to which it is addressed.
administrative measure that is in any way discriminatory is accordingly unconstitutional and can be declared null and void to the extent of its discriminatory nature.
a unilateral act can be declared void and will therefore be without legal effect,
Such associations can be declared unlawful for a period of two years, subject to confirmation of notification by the Tribunal,