Examples of using Right to challenge in English and their translations into Greek
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You have the right to challenge prosecution evidence by cross-examining prosecution witnesses.
Communist Party members in Czechoslovakia were given the right to challenge party policy as opposed to the traditional acceptance of all government policy.
knights online you have the right to challenge anyone you wish.
The victim should have the right to challenge a decision finding that there is no need for interpretation
You also have certain the right to challenge decisions made about you.
Applicants reserve the right to challenge the accuracy, relevancy
he has a right to challenge the use in court.
They have a right to challenge a decision refusing a residence card by way of judicial review in the High Court of England and Wales(Administrative Court).
You have the right to challenge your expulsion by lodging a complaint with the Administrative Court.
The right to challenge, in a fair hearing
When spousal privilege is invoked in the moment, prosecution has the right to challenge the validity of the marriage.
You have the right to challenge the reliability of the evidence as well as whether it is legally admissible.
content providers will have the right to challenge a removal order.
When we apply an automatic decision that concerns you, you have the right to challenge the decision, to express your point of view and demand that the person reconsider the decision.
content providers will have the right to challenge a removal order.
You also have the right to challenge decisions made about you with the above procedure.
you waive the right to challenge the immigration officer's final decision.
Likewise, substantive environmental law often provides certain authorities the right to challenge the decisions of the competent authority.
the environmental NGOs obtain a right to challenge all procedural and substantive issues regarding the decision.
However, the right to challenge in these circumstances does not mean that the Member State has to provide a special appeal