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1 renunciation
відмова; вихід ( з угоди тощо); зречення; самозречення; засудженняrenunciation of parliamentary immunity — = renunciation of parliamentary privilege відмова від парламентської недоторканності
renunciation of parliamentary privilege — = renunciation of parliamentary immunity
renunciation of the use of force — відмова від застосування сили, засудження застосування сили
- renunciation of a treatyrenunciation of war as a means of settling disputes between states — відмова від війни як засобу вирішення міждержавних спорів
- renunciation of inheritance
- renunciation of partnership
- renunciation of suit
- renunciation of war
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