Examples of using Through the courts in English and their translations into Japanese
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In spite of his prowess, Outram's wife and family were for a while reduced to near poverty after his death until his liabilities could be settled through the courts.
If you are poor, weak and dispossessed of your land, you seem to have limited chance to obtain redress either through existing administrative land management systems or through the courts.”.
In a long period of slow progress, the Hyundai Irregular Workers' Union continued its protest actions alongside KMWU, which pursued the illegal employment of contract workers through the courts.
At present, only two of the nation's 54 reactors have been restarted- and that after much wrangling through the courts after local residents and environmental groups expressed their opposition.
For example, T-Mobile has recently purchased Layer 3 TV, Verizon has purchased the combination of Yahoo and AOL, called, curiously, OATH, and AT&T's efforts to acquire Time Warner continue through the courts.
Conte has sensitized Tria to carry out internal investigations to flush out the"little hand"- proceeding also through the courts- which brought out a fake author highly destabilizing for the markets and the country.
As the Washington Post explains, Planned Parenthood had initially planned to just refuse federal monies but remain in the family planning program, known as Title X, and provide services without being subjected to the rule while its lawsuit challenging the directive made its way through the courts.
We trace your debtors, chase your unpaid invoices, collect you debts amicably through negotiation, carry out prelegal solvency enquiries and assess your cases for legal action, organise collection through the Courts and manage enforcement of judgments.
Under a new program, with the kind of Orwellian title"Migrant Protection Protocols," refugees are told they have to wait in Mexico while their cases make their way through the courts in the United States, and this can take months or years.
This new structure was formalized with effect from 16 March 1964 through the Courts of Judicature Act 1964(M'sia),[No. 7 of 1964(M'sia), reprinted as Act No. 6 of 1966 in the"Singapore Reprints Supplement(Acts)".] which replaced the Supreme Court of the Colony of Singapore with the High Court of Malaysia in Singapore.
This could soon lead to a new wave of illegitimate debt for poorer countries and increased debt vulnerability, especially with the weaker regulation of private debt and in the absence of binding responsible lending standards.[8] A further problem is that so-called'vulture funds' have made huge profits by purchasing the outstanding private debts of developing countries and aggressively pursuing their governments through the courts for repayment.
Exclude the property from the general will only through the court.
In that situation you may need to seek enforcement through the court.
His voice reverberated through the Court.
But they're only going to do it through the court.
Please note that the results of the examination can be appealed through the court.
But this is also done through the court, if there are any disputes.
These modifications also go through the court.
In Scotland a divorce must be obtained through the court.
A few days later, we received a complaint through the court.