例句與造句

1. Should a party fail to deliver such particulars timeously or sufficiently, the party so requesting may apply to court
2. Where a buyer fails to remove or receive the thing timeously, he is in " mora ".
3. But I do agree that not being able to timeously complain is a disgrace . talk ) 22 : 10, 17 May 2010 ( UTC)
4. If an exception is not raised timeously, the defendant may not raise it at a later stage unless he has the leave of the court.
5. The case was set to be heard on 9 June 2009 . Whilst Zuma filed his responses timeously, Mpshe delayed the hearing of the matter, requesting two extensions to file the NPA's response.
6. It's difficult to find timeously in a sentence. 用timeously造句挺難的
7. The accused's appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeal failed, and the matter then proceeded to the Constitutional Court, where the accused contended that the Supreme Court of Appeal had erred in drawing a negative inference from his failure to disclose his alibi defence timeously.
8. Goldstone and O Regan JJ ( Ackermann and Mokgoro JJ concurring ) concurred in the result, but dissented insofar as they reached the conclusion that drawing an adverse inference from the first appellant s failure timeously to disclose his alibi was an unjustifiable infringement of the right to remain silent.
9. Three other judges held that, although an adverse inference as to guilt was not justifiable, an adverse inference as to credibility was a justifiable limitation on the right to remain silent, and that it was permissible to cross-examine the accused on his failure to disclose an alibi timeously.
10. Thus the landlord of a dwelling-house let under a contractual tenancy cannot increase the rent until the end of the extended lease ( and then only if he takes the appropriate action timeously ); and the tenant for his part cannot resile from his obligations under the extended lease, whether he continues in possession or not.
11. First, supervening impossibility of performance, which is not due to the fault of either party, does not terminate the contract, contrary to the normal rule, unless the debtor can show that, even if he had performed timeously, the same fate would have befallen the prestation in the hands of the creditor ( perpetuatio obligationis ).
12. Well before the date on which it was due to take place, an extensive publicity campaign had been launched by the media and the motoring organisations, both in Austria and in neighbouring countries, and various alternative routes had been designated, with the result that the economic operators concerned were duly informed of the traffic restrictions applying on the date and at the site of the proposed demonstration and were in a position timeously to take all steps necessary to obviate those restrictions.
13. :: I have nothing to add in response to the question-but I have to say, as an Englishman who loves his country and its history, how very grateful I am to Wikipedia as the medium, and to THB, the luminary above, who so knowlegeably and timeously in response to the question, not only drew on an obviously immense fund of Churchillian history and ( his ) speeches, but also pointed me to yet another fount of my country's history, of which I was previously entirely ignorant and unaware.