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1 sufficient cause
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > sufficient cause
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2 sufficient cause
1) Общая лексика: веские доводы, веский довод2) Юридический термин: достаточная причина, достаточное основание -
3 sufficient cause
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4 sufficient cause
достатня причина, достатня підстава -
5 sufficient cause
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > sufficient cause
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6 sufficient cause
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7 sufficient cause
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9 sufficient cause
Англо-русский словарь по исследованиям и ноу-хау > sufficient cause
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10 show sufficient cause
Общая лексика: приводить веские доводы -
11 to fail to appear without showing sufficient cause for that failure
Jur. ne pas comparaître, mais sans invoquer pour autant un empêchement légitimeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to fail to appear without showing sufficient cause for that failure
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12 to show sufficient cause for a failure
Jur. invoquer un empêchement légitime [à un défaut de comparution, p. ex.]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to show sufficient cause for a failure
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14 good, and, sufficient, cause
motifs m valablesEnglish-French legislative terms > good, and, sufficient, cause
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15 sufficient
достатній; обґрунтований; належний; вчинений із дотриманням всіх формальностей- sufficient bail
- sufficient care
- sufficient cause
- sufficient consideration
- sufficient culpability
- sufficient evidence
- sufficient evidence of guilt
- sufficient funds
- sufficient ground
- sufficient intelligence
- sufficient justification
- sufficient mental capacity
- sufficient petition
- sufficient proof
- sufficient provocation
- sufficient standing
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1) основание; мотив; причина | причинять2) судебное дело, процесс, тяжба4) заставлять; велеть; распоряжаться•to cause collectively — причинить по совокупности действий;
to furnish cause — предъявить, представить основание, причину;
to cause inconvenience — причинить неудобство;
- cause of actionto cause smth. to be done — распорядиться о совершении чего-л. ; заставить сделать что-л. ; обеспечить совершение чего-л. ;
- cause of arrest
- causes of crime
- cause of offence
- absent good cause
- accident cause
- accidental cause
- active cause
- adequate cause
- arranged cause
- case-based cause of action
- colourable cause
- colorable cause
- constitutional cause of action
- contributing cause of offence
- direct cause
- excusable cause
- fictitious cause of action
- good cause
- good cause to believe
- immediate cause
- impulsive cause
- justifiable cause
- last impulsive cause
- legal cause
- major cause
- maritime causes
- matrimonial cause
- minor cause
- original cause
- primitive cause
- probable cause
- probable cause to believe
- probable cause within rule
- proximate cause
- real cause
- reasonable cause
- reasonable cause to believe
- remote cause
- short cause
- small cause
- sufficient cause
- surviving cause of action
- testamentary cause
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1) причина, основание || быть причиной, вызывать2) вопрос, требующий решения; дело• -
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1. n1) причина, основание2) дело
- accident cause
- assignable cause
- chance cause
- charitable cause
- immediate cause
- legal cause
- principal cause
- sufficient cause
- cause for an action
- cause for rejection
- cause of accident
- cause of damage
- cause of death
- cause of delay
- cause of dismissal
- cause of infringement
- cause of trouble2. vслужить поводом; вызывать; причинять -
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20 reasonable cause
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