Examples of using May be contested in English and their translations into French
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It is a formal act that may be contested before the courts of the expelling State,
Verdicts delivered by military and single-judge courts in absentia may be contested within a period of five days commencing on the day following the date of communicating the verdict.
Article 361 of the Code provides a limitative list of some exceptions to the general rule whereby decisions of primary jurisdiction may be contested on appeal, whereas decisions pronounced on appeal may be contested on application for remedy.
subject to the right to request a limited review, and may be contested only through judicial review.
filiation may be contested by any parent with regard to whom filiation has already been established,
It is likewise possible that under national law an operator directly concerned by a Community Regulation may seek from the national authorities a measure under that Regulation which may be contested before the national court,
application for asylum and to expel an alien may be contested in an administrative court.
Although any normative approach to governance may be contested, the principles and processes of good governance have been considered in relation to countries,
that marriage contracted without the free consent of one of the spouses may be contested by that spouse Article 220.
under Guatemalan legislation an ordinary law may be contested on the grounds that it is at variance with a human rights treaty or convention through one of the constitutional guarantees,
not approved by him or her later, may be contested in an action brought by that spouse within a year of the date when he or she learned about the transaction, provided that it is proved
deciding on matters related to citizenship may be contested according to the relevant legal procedure by appealing to the superior echelon or to a court of law.
The foreigner has the right to appeal against the decision of the court which pronounced the penalty of expulsion from the country with the higher court on all grounds on which the first instance decision may be contested pursuant to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code
lay judges or juries may be contested regarding the guilt issue by means of a nullity complaint,
the applicant's true connection to the Sami people might be contested”.
He also indicated that if the Mission had not been made aware of such tickets, they might be contested, in which case the United States Mission would offer its support.
said that a study of Part V showed that the International Law Commission had drawn a distinction between cases where the validity of a treaty might be contested in accordance with the provisions of articles 43 to 47,
As a result of population movements, the access to land may be contested.
other rights stipulated in separate legislation may be contested by citizens in accordance with article 69 of the CRM.
Like entry management using license fees, the approach might be contested as a form of tax outside municipal powers, rather than a fee.