Examples of using Could be declared in English and their translations into Spanish
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Indeed, more than half of Kazakstan's territory could be declared an environmental disaster area.
the duel could be declared over.
the proceedings could be declared null and void.
That meant that community property could be declared abandoned and thus considered an economic assets,
Lastly, paragraph 323 of the report implied that a defendant over the age of 10 but under 15 could be declared capable of committing an offence
a number of laws could be declared unconstitutional, as had been the case with a law on rural development and forests.
Associations whose activities were prejudicial to communal harmony could be declared unlawful for a period of two years:
The amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law stipulated that no one could be declared guilty until a decision had been taken by a people's court in accordance with the law.
Furthermore, the respondent had consented that any award rendered by the arbitral tribunal could be declared enforceable by State Courts in accordance with the provisions of the ZPO concerning arbitration.
groups and individuals, which could be declared unconstitutional if they acted
the trials could be declared null and void on procedural grounds.
the arbitral tribunal held that the contract could be declared void and damages could be claimed under article 452.
which means that it an air pollution alarm could be declared at any time, affecting the city of Lille
ageing policies could be declared a national priority.
Mr. Fathalla asked whether a definition existed of the three cases in which a state of emergency could be declared, as described in the written reply to question 9.
A state of emergency could be declared in situations of political instability
Initial operational capability could be declared only with the establishment of command structures,
the principle contract could be declared null and void.
Hawaii appears as an unequal treaty that could be declared invalid on those grounds, according to the international law of the time.
Let me conclude by acknowledging that clearly many delegations quite understandably wished to find a way in which the outcome of the Wednesday elections could be declared valid.