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1 основания для защиты
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > основания для защиты
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2 оправдание
1) General subject: a peg to hang (a thing) on, absolution, acquittal, acquittal (в суде), alibi, apology, condonation (плохого поступка, преступления), defence, defense, discharge (подсудимого), exculpation, excuse (in excuse of something - в оправдание чего-либо), exoneration, explanation, justification, justifying, palliation (преступления), plea, reason, salvo, vindication, warrant (he had no warrant for saying that - у него нет основания говорить это), warranty2) Colloquial: getaway3) Mathematics: basis, ground, proof, verification4) Law: absolvitor, acquitment, acquittance7) Business: allegation8) EBRD: rationalisation9) Makarov: clean, clean bill of health
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