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1 достаточное основание для предположения
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > достаточное основание для предположения
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2 иметь достаточное основание предполагать, что
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > иметь достаточное основание предполагать, что
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3 основание
сущ.( фундамент) foundation; (создание, учреждение чего-л) establishment; formation; foundation; (мотив, причина) cause (for/of) (to + inf); ground(s) ( for) (to + inf); motive ( for) (to + inf); reason (for / of); reasoningдавать основания полагать — to induce (lead) ( smb) to believe (to suppose)
устанавливать достаточное основание — (для обвинения и т.п.) to establish probable cause
без оснований — without (any) cause (ground/s, reason)
достаточно оснований для отсрочки исполнения (смертного) приговора — sufficient evidence (material) to grant a stay of execution
на законном основании — lawfully; legally; on a legal basis
на основании — on account (of); on (under) the authority (of); on the ground(s) (of); ( в силу чего-л) by virtue (of)
на основании судебного решения — on the basis (on the ground/s) of a judgement (of a court order / ruling)
не без основания — not without reason; with good reason
по основаниям, установленным законом — on the grounds laid down by law
основание для признания недействительным — (патента и т.п.) cause (ground/s, reason) for nullity (to nullify)
основания для возникновения гражданских прав и обязанностей — grounds for the origin of civil rights and duties
- основание для возраженияоснования прекращения права собственности — grounds for termination of the right of ownership (of property)
- основание для жалобы
- основание для иска
- основание для отвода
- основание для предъявления иска
- основание для развода
- основание обвинения
- основания для расследования
- основания наследования
- веские основания
- достаточное основание
- презюмируемое основание
- юридическое основание -
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сущ.( фундамент) foundation;(создание, учреждение чего-л) establishment;formation;foundation;(мотив, причина) cause (for|of) (to + inf);ground(s) (for) (to + inf);motive (for) (to + inf);reason (for | of);reasoning- основание для апелляции
- основание для возражения
- основание для жалобы
- основание для отвода
- основание для развода
- презюмируемое основание
- юридическое основаниеоснование для предъявления иска — cause (ground|s) for (of) an action
основание для признания недействительным — (патента и т.п.) cause (ground|s, reason) for nullity (to nullify)
без \основанией — without (any) cause (ground|s, reason)
давать \основаниея для презумпции — to raise the presumption
давать \основаниея полагать — to induce (lead) smb to believe (to suppose)
действовать на \основаниеи закона — to act with the authority of law
достаточное основание (полагать) — good cause (reason) (to believe, suppose)
иметь \основаниея полагать — to have ground(s) (reason) to believe (to suppose)
на \основаниеи доказательств (показаний) — on the basis of evidence
на \основаниеи судебного решения — on the basis (on the ground|s) of a judgement (of a court order | ruling)
на \основаниеи — on account (of); on (under) the authority (of); on the ground(s) (of); ( в силу чего-л) by virtue (of)
на законном \основаниеи — lawfully; legally; on a legal basis
на равных \основаниеях — with equal reason
на разумном \основаниеи — on reasonable ground(s)
не без \основаниея — not without reason
не могущий служить \основанием для иска — unenforceable
по \основаниеям, установленным законом — on the grounds laid down by law
по иным \основаниеям — for other reasons
представлять \основаниея — to show the cause
при наличии достаточных \основанией — given sufficient grounds (reason)
с полным \основанием — with a good reason
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