Examples of using Right to decide in English and their translations into Slovak
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The seller has the right to decide on the claim alone and is not obliged to accommodate any buyer's requests for the assessment of legitimacy of the claim by a third party.
The Provider and/or third parties commissioned by the Provider reserve the right to decide that resolving the problem is beyond the scope of technical support.
accepted Hungary had the right to decide who could come in.
The seller has also the right to decide on the method of performance of the repair at own discretion.
You must give up your right to decide what is good
The care of the person of the child including the right to decide on the place of his residence.
by Governments to the national Parliaments, which continue to fully exercise their right to decide on budget.
Organizer reserves the right to decide about the conditions at its sole sphere of action.
We reserve the right to decide to terminate the course
Member State has the right to decide on how to organise its life in its own country.
It is a Member State's right to decide on the objective of different taxes and levies.
Member State has the right to decide on how to organize its life in its own country.
The Customer has the right to decide whether he agrees to change the Contract
Since 1975, Sweden has had a law which says that the woman has the right to decide whether she wants to terminate the pregnancy up to the 18onde week of pregnancy.
Member States shall have the right to decide, in accordance with Articles 7 to 13 of this Directive,
The ruling Fidesz party has introduced into the constitution versions of texts through which Hungary usurps the right to decide on the status, rights
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I believe that nobody has the right to decide about the life or death of another person,
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person of the child, including the right to decide on the place of his residence,