Examples of using To the courts in English and their translations into Swedish
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We are quite prepared to go to the courts to insist on implementation by the Member States of the Union.
We must give precedence to mechanisms which facilitate the access of citizens to the courts so that their rights and lawful interests can be enforced throughout the Union.
It's bad enough that patients are running to the courts suing their doctors for all their ills,
But the efficiency with which the information was distributed to the courts varied widely from one Member State to another.
And once six months have elapsed, jurisdiction shifts to the courts of the child's habitual residence as the place that is now closest to the child.
Since September 2003, many Kurds applied to the courts seeking to change their names to Kurdish ones written with these letters, but failed.
No, I don't want to expose Brian to the courts if he doesn't want me to. .
From CormÃ2ns were allocated to the courts and to the entertainment of large cities all the first-fruits plums,
More detailed rules for submitting electronic documents to the courts and the format requirements for documents are laid down in a Regulation enacted by the Minister for Justice.
even resorting to the courts.
Objects to be submitted as evidence or for like purposes to the courts or other official agencies of the member states;
If such an order necessitated a separate application to the courts of Member States, valuable time could be lost in ensuring that the decision of the Community Patent Court is respected.
In making submissions to the courts, the principal tax authority shall act in close consultation with the other competent authorities.
administrative provisions adopted in accordance with this Directive are subject to the right to appeal to the courts.
From Cormòns were allocated to the courts and to the entertainment of large cities all the first-fruits plums,
Yes, we will now have the bills of rights where the citizens will know that they can go to the courts in order to have their rights taken seriously.
free-of-charge alternative to the courts.
subject to the right to apply to the courts in the Member State which adopted it.