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1 правовые ограничения
1) Law: legal restraints, legal restrictions2) Diplomatic term: legal restraints and restrictionsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > правовые ограничения
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2 юридические ограничения
1) Diplomatic term: legal restraints and restrictions2) Politics: legal restraints3) Information technology: legal restrictionsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > юридические ограничения
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3 ограничение
сущ.( сдерживающий фактор) constraint; limit; restraint; restriction; (предел цен и т.п.) ceiling; ( действие) curtailment; limitation; restriction; ( система ограничений) restrictive practices; ( оговорка) clause; proviso; reservation; reserve; stipulationвводить (налагать) ограничения — (на) to bar; curb; impose (introduce, place, put) limitations (restraints, restrictions) (on); limit; restrain; restrict; set limit(s) (on / to); ( на осуществление некоторых прав) to place limitations (restrictions) on the exercise of certain rights
запрещать импортные ограничения — to ban (forbid, prohibit) import restrictions
не налагать ограничений на въезд и пребывание на территории страны — to impose no limitations (restrictions) on the entry into and stay in the territory of a country
снимать ограничения — to lift (raise, remove) limitations (restraints, restrictions)
без каких-л ограничений — without any limitation (restraint, restriction)
в ограничение — ( умаление) ( чего-л) in derogation (of)
ограничение в ожидании пересмотра решения по делу — ( или лишение свободы) custody pending a review
ограничение полномочий на совершение сделки — limitation (restriction) of authority to make a transaction
- ограничение импортаограничение правоспособности гражданина, ограничение правоспособности и дееспособности гражданина, ограничение дееспособности гражданина — limitation (restriction) of a citizen's legal capacity
- ограничение кредита
- ограничение на выплату дивидендов
- ограничение на выпуск ценных бумаг
- ограничение объёма суверенитета
- ограничение ответственности
- ограничение права
- ограничение прибыли
- ограничение свободы
- ограничение скорости
- ограничение срока
- ограничение суверенитета
- ограничение торговли
- ограничение экспорта
- ограничение юрисдикции - конституционные ограничения
- правовые ограничения
- специфические ограничения
- судебные ограничения
- фактические ограничения
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4 ограничение ограничени·е
1) (действие) restriction, restraint, limitationвводить ограничения — to impose / to institute / to place restrictions / restraints (on)
ослабить ограничения — to ease / to relax restrictions (on)
снимать / устранять ограничения — to lift / to remove restrictions
ограничение чьей-л. деятельности — restrictions on smb.'s activity
2) (правило, ограничивающее что-л.) restriction, limitationбюджетные ограничения — budget limitations / restrictions
валютные ограничения — currency / exchange restrictions
импортные ограничения — import restrictions, restrictions on import
применение / регулирование импортных ограничений — administration of import restrictions
ограничения, вызываемые другими ограничениями — corollary limitations
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