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= chief military prosecutor головний військовий прокурорEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > chief military procurator
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1) військові, військовослужбовці; вояччина; війська; військова сила2) військовий; призовний ( про вік)•- military age
- military alliance
- military ally
- military arrest
- military asylum
- military attache
- military attack
- military auditor
- military authorities
- military authority
- military cantonment
- military censorship
- military clique
- military code
- military colegium
- military command
- military commissar
- military commissariat
- military commission
- military conscription
- military conspiracy
- military coup
- military crime
- military defence
- military defense
- military detention
- military dictatorship
- military diplomat
- military discharge
- military discipline
- military disengagement
- military district
- military doctrine
- military draft
- military duty
- military espionage
- military establishment
- military execution
- military expenditures
- military expert
- military government
- military governor
- military head of state
- military-industrial complex
- military inferior
- military injuries indemnity
- military institution
- military intelligence
- military intervention
- military investigator
- military judge
- military junta
- military jurisdiction
- military justice
- military justice officer
- military law
- military lawyer
- military-legal
- military-legal reform
- military legislation
- military-like
- military occupation
- military offence
- military offense
- military offender
- military officer
- military order
- military oath
- military penal code
- military police
- military-political
- military-political alliance
- military-political expansion
- military power
- military presence
- military prison
- military procurator
- military prosecuting authority
- military prosecutor
- military prosecutor's office
- military military provocation
- military regime
- military rule
- military sanctions
- military search
- military secret
- military security
- military sentence
- military sentencing
- military service
- military service act
- military service law
- military spy
- military traffic inspector
- military traffic inspectorate
- military tribunal
- military tribunal commission
- military two-year service
- military will
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4 chief military prosecutor
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > chief military prosecutor
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5 chief
1) керівник, начальник, завідувач2) головний, основний•- chief baron
- Chief Clerk
- chief conspirator
- Chief Constable
- chief controller
- Chief Crown Prosecutor
- chief defence witness
- chief defense witness
- chief detective-inspector
- chief draftsman
- chief-examination testimony
- chief executive
- chief executive authority
- chief executive officer
- chief executive of the nation
- Chief Executive pardon
- chief investigator
- chief issue in litigation
- chief judge
- chief judgeship
- chief justice
- chief magistrate
- chief master
- chief military procurator
- chief military prosecutor
- chief of department
- chief of detectives
- chief of police
- chief of state
- chief of the court
- chief offender
- chief officer
- chief officer of police
- chief operating officer
- Chief Political Administration
- chief prosecution witness
- Chief Prosecutor
- chief prosecutor
- chief public prosecutor
- chief tribunal officer
- chief victim
- chief weapon
- chief witness
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