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1 charge with committing a crime
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > charge with committing a crime
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2 charge
1) ведення ( чогось); піклування; ціна; видаток; орендна плата; нарахування; сума позову; збір, мито; податок; доручення, завдання, місія; завідування; обов'язок, зобов'язання; вимога; заставне право; обтяження ( речі); обвинувачення, звинувачення, ставлення за вину; відповідальність; пункт обвинувачення; обвинувальний висновок; обернення догани ( або стягнення); письмова деталізація вимог сторони у справі; особа, яка перебуває під опікою (піклуванням); напуття присяжним ( з боку голови суду); аргументація по справі; аргументація у позовній заяві на спростування можливих аргументів відповідача; військ. висновок суду; розм. в'язень2) стягувати, збирати, обкладати; нараховувати, покладати видатки ( на когось); призначати ціну; доручати; покладати (обов'язки, функції тощо), зобов'язувати; вимагати; обтяжувати заставою; обвинувачувати, звинувачувати, висувати обвинувачення ( проти когось); інструктувати (напучувати) присяжних засідателів ( про голову суду)•charge in excess of established retail prices — 1) перевищення ( продавцем) встановлених роздрібних цін 2) перевищувати встановлені роздрібні ціни ( про продавця)
- charge a penaltycharge on assets established by court order — плата за кошти (фонди), встановлена постановою суду
- charge a tax
- charge card
- charge count
- charge criminally
- charge d'affaires
- charge d'affaires ad interim
- charge d'affaires pro tempore
- charge des affaires
- charge exorbitant fees
- charge fees
- charge formally
- charge forward
- charge jointly
- charge judicially
- charge of crime
- charge of fraud
- charge of inactivity
- charge of murder
- charge of share
- charge of speeding
- charge of tax evasion
- charge office
- charge on oath
- charge on the article
- charge on the merits
- charge oneself
- charge reduction
- charge sheet
- charge-sheet
- charge taxes
- charge to account
- charge to grand jury
- charge to the jury
- charge under the article
- charge with
- charge with committing a crime
- charge with crime
- charge with espionage
- charge with murder
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