Examples of using Aggrieved in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Creditors who feel aggrieved by any form of arrangement that the company enters into,
This means he will have to pay to the party aggrieved a sum intended to compensate for damages caused by its default.
The aggrieved citizens then started petitioning to the King who was positioned at the apex of the legal system, also known as the“Fountain of Justice.”.
He was aggrieved by the tiny share of his father's estate
He might have reason to be aggrieved, but it's Emily reaching out to her.
Such complaint may be lodged with the Commission by any person aggrieved by the act or any person who is the parent,
This provision can also be understood in the manner that the aggrieved party, first, had to file a request for the protection of legality pursuant to ZKP,
The aggrieved individual will have to show that the provision relied on is a precise
The citizens are also rightly aggrieved about a Constitution that was negotiated behind closed doors
This is why we have a precise historical record of the number of the aggrieved, the number of those who were not provided for by the domestic system, in the manner
Taking advantage of her husband's campaign in the distant Principality of Halych, a group of aggrieved noblemen seized and murdered her in the forests of the Pilis Hills on 28 September 1213.
As per recent information, the rest of the judicial branch, owing to its characteristic post-communist legal formalism, has likewise failed to compensate the aggrieved for the continuing violations such as we have established in the cases before us.
discriminated against, or if it is in any other way aggrieved by a framework agreement.
The absence of channels through which the aggrieved can legitimately and effectively articulate their rights
Having held back from the fighting, aggrieved with Priam because in spite of his brave deeds he was not given his due share of honour,
comments made by unsuccessful or aggrieved candidates or tenderers
Similarly, when it comes to compensating the 25,671 allegedly aggrieved persons, the judicial branch of the domestic legal system would,
interconnection or to the means of transferring subscriber lists, an aggrieved party that has negotiated in good faith
maintained in the misled Slovenian public, to the effect that at least some of the aggrieved had brought the problem upon themselves;
to the means of transferring subscriber ð end-user ï lists, an aggrieved party that has negotiated in good faith