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challengeable's Usage Examples:

expressed I would not wish to be taken as deciding that condition 2 was not challengeable as a disguised penalty clause.

Toronto) with a mandate to quickly fix obvious errors that are not challengeable by replay The following plays would be reviewable: Passing Plays - offensive.

Zimbabwe, children with disabilities live under especially difficult, challengeable circumstances and are vulnerable as they live with negative attitudes.

training, technologies, standards and tools to help institutions on challengeable issues of digital curation.

years ago was the situation where a coach sought a review of a non-challengeable call (such as being forced out of bounds, or in some cases to challenge.

that although these charges could not constitute penalties, they are challengeable under the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 and the Unfair Terms in Consumer.

fluctuations in exchange rates, yet these theories falter as they are based on challengeable assumptions (e.

from the Legislative Council, Tam said that NPCSC decisions are not challengeable, and that any judicial review would almost certainly fail.

238 to 240 of the Insolvency Act 1986, or (b) challengeable under s.

al-Nafis, the works of Galen were not accepted unquestioningly, but as a challengeable basis for further inquiry.

rule, scoring plays are automatically reviewed and the play was not challengeable by a coach.

sections 8 and 10, and hence the exercise of these powers was normally challengeable on the GCHQ grounds of judicial review.

The act or decision of a public authority is challengeable if it acted in bad faith, that is, it "intentionally abused its power.

establishing Māori constituencies or wards, by resolution of council, challengeable by a poll of all voters.

reason”, namely, it is not “per se illegal” but very likely “per se challengeable” and “effect” test is necessary to assess if a vertical agreement breaches.

challengeable's Meaning':

capable of being challenged

Synonyms:

contestable;

Antonyms:

incontestable; unquestionable;