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1 дополнительная статья расходов
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2 статья стать·я
1) (газетная, журнальная) articleодобрить / принять статью — to adopt an article
краткая / сжатая статья — succinct article
критическая статья — criticism, critique, critical article
передовая статья — leading article, editorial
пессимистическая передовая статья — saditorial амер. разг.
разоблачительная статья — revelatory article / journalism
редакционная статья — editorial, the leader, editorial / leading article
статья, помещённая на первой странице (газеты) — front page article
2) эк. (раздел бюджета) item; (отрасль) departmentстатья расхода — expenditure / item of expenditure
статьн, регулирующие торговлю — enactments for the regulation of trade
3) (закона, договора и т.п.) юр. enactment, article, clause, item, paragraphпредусмотренный статьёй — provided for / stipulated by an article
дополнительная статья (в соглашении и т.п.) — rider, additional article
необязательная / факультативная статья (договора, соглашения и т.п.) — optional clause
неясная статья, статья с запутанными формулировками — vague clause
политические и территориальные статьи (договора и т.п.) — political and territorial clauses
факультативная статья (договора, соглашения) — optional clause
статьи, включённые в договор — clauses embodied in the treaty
статья договора — article / clause of a treaty
статья, допускающая двойное толкование — equivocal clause
статья закона, излагающая значение употреблённых в законе терминов — interpretation clause
статья, имеющая обязательный характер — mandatory article
статья конвенции — article / clause of the convention
статья Конституции США, предусматривающая порядок замещения президента в случае недееспособности — inability clause
статья Конституции США, уполномочивающая Конгресс издавать все необходимые законы — necessary-and-proper clause
статья процедурного / формального характера (не затрагивающая существа) — formal clause
статья, содержащая оговорку — reserved clause
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