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1 failure to obey
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2 failure
нездійснення, невиконання; неспроможність; неплатоспроможність; нестача, відсутність; невдала спроба; невдала справа; невдаха; аварія, поломка, вихід з ладу; поразка; припинення платежівfailure to carry out his practice in accordance with established standard — нездатність практикувати у відповідності з встановленими нормами
failure to furnish medical treatment — ненадання належної медичної допомоги, ненадання належного лікування
failure to raise objections to the indictment at the appropriate time — неподання заперечень щодо обвинувачення у визначений період
failure to report a dubious transaction — = failure to report a suspicious transaction неповідомлення про сумнівну операцію ( банківську тощо)
failure to report a suspicious transaction — = failure to report a dubious transaction
failure to return foreign exchange resources — ( from abroad) неповернення валютних коштів ( з-за кордону)
failure to stop after an accident — незупинка ( автомобіля) після того, як трапилася дорожньо-транспортна пригода
- failures- failure in duties
- failure of a putsch
- failure of consideration
- failure of evidence
- failure of issue
- failure of justice
- failure of negotiation
- failure of negotiations
- failure of proof
- failure of title
- failure of trust
- failure rate
- failure to act
- failure to adopt
- failure to appear
- failure to appear for trial
- failure to carry out
- failure to comply
- failure to deliver
- failure to fulfil
- failure to fulfill
- failure to give
- failure to give assistance
- failure to give evidence
- failure to give information
- failure to inform
- failure to make discovery
- failure to obey
- failure to pass
- failure to pay a debt
- failure to pay a fine
- failure to pay salaries
- failure to pay wages
- failure to pay
- failure to pay taxes
- failure to perform
- failure to prevent
- failure to produce
- failure to prove
- failure to repay a debt
- failure to report
- failure to report an offence
- failure to report an offense
- failure to secure approval
- failure to submit
- failure to take due care
- failure to take the stand
- failure to testify
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3 wilful
умисний, навмисний, свідомий; злісний; злий- wilful actwilful destruction of property of a law enforcement officer — умисне знищення майна працівника правоохоронного органу
- wilful behavior
- wilful behaviour
- wilful blindness
- wilful damage
- wilful deceit
- wilful default
- wilful defiance
- wilful defiance of an order
- wilful destruction
- wilful destruction of property
- wilful disobedience
- wilful endangering
- wilful failure
- wilful failure to pay salaries
- wilful failure to pay wages
- wilful homicide
- wilful infliction
- wilful killing
- wilful misrepresentation
- wilful murder
- wilful neglect
- wilful negligence
- wilful participant in a crime
- wilful participation
- wilful participator in a crime
- wilful refusal
- wilful violation
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