Examples of using Contends in English and their translations into Norwegian
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ESA contends that the third question relates to the national rules on causality
Professor Jürgen Udolph of the University of Leipzig Institute for Slavic Studies contends that 15 million people in modern Germany have Slavic
The Commission contends that the fifth and sixth questions are closely linked
There, as Love Krag also contends, a natural reaction is to step slightly aside
Foodora objected to the board because it contends the couriers are independent contractors rather than employees.
ESA contends that it is irrelevant, in order to determine whether an
Millen contends, as before shown, that Israel has Several times in the course of time changed bathing whereabouts and name.
The Complainant contends that:- The disputed domain name is identical and confusingly similar to trademarks
ESA contends that the special distribution subsidy is a State measure,
Bridgelux contends that the Dim-to-Warm arrays use a robust substrate for higher thermal conductivity
and Davis contends that the culture appears to differ from that of the surrounding natives in terms of blood type,
The Norwegian Government contends that agreements of which only parts are hard core restrictions may nevertheless constitute restrictions by object.
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The Commission contends that the Court should apply the same methodology to the present case
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The Commission contends that it is for the national court to draw the appropriate consequences of this qualification.
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the Norwegian Government maintains that Article 31 EEA does not apply to the case at hand and contends that Question 1.1 appears hypothetical.
as the captain contends.
The End of Certainty, Prigogine contends that determinism is no longer a viable scientific belief.