Examples of using Contentions in English and their translations into Russian
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The Appellants' contentions are therefore rejected;
did stir up the people to anger against Nephi, and raised contentions among them;
behold I fear there would rise contentions among you;
With regard to this claim element, the Panel reviewed Iraq's contentions that the airfares paid for the employees to return to Kuwait were due for annual leave.
Timely provision of comments by managers in response to the contentions filed by staff members with respect to management evaluations.
All the contentions of fact and the propositions of law which are brought forward by the claimant Government… must have been investigated and adjudicated upon by the municipal courts.
He also rejected other defense contentions about unfair jury selection, ineffective defense counsel
When all applications have been checked in this way, the outcome is a matrix of direct string contentions between pairs of applications.
in its entirety in order to achieve a non-ambiguous resolution of the contentions.
The Commission there replied in detail to each of Ethiopia's contentions, which related principally to Badme.
The answer to the question of the legal effect of the French reservations lies partly in the contentions of the French Republic
that there are contentions among you.
we had already had wars and contentions with our brethren.
The contentions on which they respectively base the legal ties which they claim to have had with Western Sahara at the time of its colonization by Spain are,
Hlm3:22--And it came to pass that the wars and contentions began to cease, in a small degree, among the people of the Nephites, in the latter end of the forty and eighth year of the reign of the Judges over the people of Nephi.
Such residual contentions could be resolved by comparing the exit bids among the“lucky losers”, appointing a winner among them and if necessary by repeating that process until all contentions are effectively resolved.
between their tribes there were continuous contentions and slaughters.
that d wins, then a, c, e and g are rejected, all contentions are resolved and“b” survives as well as“f” with no need for further steps.
The author has not refuted these contentions specifically but has replied without providing further details,
would survive-and there may also be remaining contentions to resolve among such“lucky losers”.