Examples of using Uncontested in English and their translations into Portuguese
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provisional measures in international investment arbitration is today uncontested and represents current practice1.
At some point in his uncontested march towards Richard,
Despite being a figurehead in the government that awarded these uncontested contracts, he still holds a large interest in the company.
they speak of the death of Jesus(which uncontested) and the resurrection of Jesus with the same force.
he's still not as likely to get custody as when the woman's claim is uncontested.
and purportedly uncontested facts.
Very well: only 48 hours later these news were unmasked by the French specialist Roland Jacquard(uncontested by the CIA): they were manipulations of old videos.
Alfred's succession probably went uncontested.
you may pick up some uncontested pots.
Gabriele Falloppio authored the earliest uncontested description of condom use.
which allows you to pick up some pots uncontested.
gave Prussia an uncontested and decisive victory.
Uruguay has two uncontested boundary disputes with Brazil, over Isla Brasilera and the 235 km2(91 sq mi) Invernada River region near Masoller.
The Council also established a general approach on the proposed regulation creating a European enforcement order for uncontested claims.
allowed me to win the pot uncontested.
I manage to pick up four more uncontested pots from this player in similar fashion.
All care is too little to avoid prematurely considering as uncontested truths, what is still hypothetical.
A claim is uncontested within the meaning of Article 3(1)(b) or(c); and.
For the uncontested Empresses of the Eastern Roman Empire,
There is uncontested clinical evidence that blood pressure decrease in hypertensive individuals is associated to reductions in morbidity and mortality caused by SAH.