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1 introduce censorship
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2 introduce
запроваджувати (в т. ч. винахід); вносити (зміни, доповнення у документ); вносити на розгляд ( законопроект тощо)introduce a bill into Parliament — подавати законопроект до парламенту, вносити законопроект на розгляд парламенту
introduce a motion of no confidence — вносити резолюцію ( постанову) про вотум недовіри
introduce norms of criminal responsibility — ( into a law) вводити норми кримінальної відповідальності ( в закон)
- introduce a criminal penaltyintroduce quantitative restrictions — (on smth.) вводити (запроваджувати) кількісні обмеження ( на щось)
- introduce a draft law
- introduce a new rule of law
- introduce a new tax
- introduce a resolution
- introduce a state of emergency
- introduce a witness
- introduce ban
- introduce censorship
- introduce criminal liability
- introduce curfew
- introduce evidence
- introduce fresh evidence
- introduce from abroad
- introduce in evidence
- introduce insurance
- introduce into circulation
- introduce into evidence
- introduce legislation
- introduce moratorium
- introduce new laws
- introduce new legislation
- introduce quarantine
- introduce sanctions
- introduce the budget
- introduce the death penalty
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