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1 скрытая угроза
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2 угроза угроз·а
threat; (опасность) menaceпоставить под угрозу — to endanger, to imperil
представлять собой угрозу — to be / to pose / to present / to constitute a threat
представлять собой угрозу национальному суверенитету — to be a threat to / to threaten a country's sovereignty
создавать угрозу — to create a danger (for), to endanger
военная угроза — threat of war, military threat, war danger
ослабить / уменьшить военную угрозу — to lessen a military threat
недвусмысленная угроза — unmistakable / obvious threat
скрытая угроза — hidden / veiled / implicit threat
угроза безопасности — menace / threat to one's safety / security
угроза миру — menace / threat to peace
угроза ядерной катастрофы — threat of a nuclear holocaust / catastrophe
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3 скрытая угроза
1) General subject: implicit threat2) Makarov: covert threat, implicit thread3) Security: insidious threat -
4 подразумеваемый
1. constructive2. default3. implicitмолчаливый, подразумеваемый договор — implicit contract
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5 подразумеваемая угроза
Law: implicit threatУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подразумеваемая угроза
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6 презюмируемая угроза
implicit (implied, presumptive) menace (threat)Юридический русско-английский словарь > презюмируемая угроза
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7 презюмируемая угроза
implicit (implied, presumptive) menace (threat)Русско-английский юридический словарь > презюмируемая угроза
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8 презюмируемый
прил.(предполагаемый, предположительный, презумптивный) apparent;assumed;assumptive;constructive;implicit;implied;inferred;ostensible;presumed;presumptive;suppositional;suppositive;tacit- презюмируемый факт
- неопровержимо презюмируемый\презюмируемыйая угроза — implicit (implied) menace (threat) \презюмируемыйое право — implicit (implied) right; ( собственности) apparent ownership
\презюмируемыйые полномочия (правомочия) — apparent (implied, ostensible) authority (powers)
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9 опасность опасност·ь
danger, jeopardy, peril, hazard; (угроза) menace, threatбыть в опасности — to be in danger / jeopardy
подвергать опасности — to endanger, to jeopardize, to put in jeopardy, to expose to danger
подвергаться опасности — to be exposed to danger, to be endangered, to run the danger (of)
предостерегать об опасности — to warn (smb.) of a danger
представлять (собой) опасность — to constitute / to present a danger / a hazard
военная опасность — war / military danger / peril
нейтрализовать военную опасность — to neutralize military danger / peril
надвигающаяся опасность — imminent / impending danger
радиоактивная / радиологическая опасность — radiological hazard
смертельная опасность — deadly peril, mortal danger
опасность использования силы — threat / risk of the use of force
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > опасность опасност·ь
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10 отсутствие патернализма
В неявном виде это первое свойство уже присутствует в самой концепции ФОБ (функции общественного благосостояния). Оно предписывает, чтобы в выражении для общественных предпочтений только индивидуальные полезности имели значение. Две альтернативы, безразличные каждому агенту, должны быть и обществу безразличны. У плановика нет прямых предпочтений на конечных альтернативах. — This first property is already implicit in the concept itself of a SWF (social welfare function). It prescribes that in the expression of social preferences only the individual utilities matter. Two alternatives that are considered indifferent by every agent should also be socially indifferent. The planner does not have direct preferences on the final alternatives.
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > отсутствие патернализма
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