Examples of using Enforceable in English and their translations into Norwegian
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An enforceable and effective marketing plan is crucial to any business' success,
The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and enforceable by any court with jurisdiction over the parties.
In recent language to kbruk used the term occasionally on any given and enforceable judgment that affects one that should not v æ been convicted(end of quote).
unenforceable, such valid and enforceable provision will be applied, whose effect comes closest to the commonly desired objective.
Digital signatures are legal, trusted and enforceable in nearly every industrialized nation around the globe and are actively in use in Europe.
In more recent parlance, the phrase occasionally on any given and enforceable judgment that affects one that should not have been convicted.".
You then pay a relatively low fee to register the patent in those EU countries in which you want the patent to be enforceable.
valid and enforceable.
Before the decision is enforceable, the parties may,
meaning that a patent is only enforceable in Nigeria only upon valid domestic registration with the Nigerian Patent Office.
bodies which include enforceable and effective data subject rights.
which requires that individuals have a right to pursue legally enforceable rights against data.
This is a valid and enforceable judgment which is accepted in any Member State(except Denmark).
scientifically opposed to the essence of man will be permanent and enforceable.
legal process or enforceable governmental request.
Decisions by the arbitrator are enforceable in court and may be overturned by a court only for very limited reasons.
Before the decision is enforceable, the parties may,
We have concluded valid and enforceable data processing agreements with all subcontractors that process personal data on behalf of us,
court decision or enforceable decision by the authorities.
Additionally, data may be transferred to other controllers when we are obliged to do so due to statutory regulations or enforceable administrative or judicial orders.