Examples of using Final judgment in English and their translations into Polish
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I have sent her to her final judgment.
This is my final judgment.
They are private revelation waiting the Church's final judgment.
It took five full years for a final judgment.
It's a twisted joke because after the final judgment, time ends… and all of us… burning in hell… will know nothing… for all eternity.
REMINDER: The Court of First Instance will deliver final judgment on the substance of this case at a later date.
origin to the biblical stories of final judgment?
It may itself give final judgment in the matter, where the state of the proceedings so permits,
His opinion does not bind the court, but the final judgment coincides with a large number of cases.
It's a twisted joke because after the final judgment, time ends… will know nothing… and all of us… burning in hell.
It may itself give final judgment in the matter, where the state of the proceedings so permits,
The penalty imposed, if there is a final judgment, or the prescribed scale of penalties for the offence under the law of the issuing Member State;
The final judgment held that there have been violations of Articles 3(prohibition of inhuman
And all of us… burning in hell… It's a twisted joke because after the final judgment, time ends… for all eternity. will know nothing.
It may then itself give final judgment in the matter, where the state of the proceedings so permits.
The final judgment of the Court shall be transmitted to the Committee of Ministers, which shall supervise its execution.
assets of the Fund which may be subject to execution in satisfaction of a final judgment.
It's a twisted joke because after the final judgment, time ends… for all eternity. will know nothing… and all of us… burning in hell.
Comrades, I am not in a position to pass final judgment. But at best, you have been careless in your duty to the State.
that it is necessary to give final judgment in them.