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1 без принуждения
1) General subject: free, uncoerced, unconstrained, willingly2) Law: without coercion3) Diplomatic term: (какого-л.) without any coercion4) Makarov: freely -
2 добровольная просьба
Mass media: uncoerced requestУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > добровольная просьба
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3 добровольное молчаливое одобрение
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > добровольное молчаливое одобрение
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4 добровольное молчаливое согласие
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > добровольное молчаливое согласие
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5 добровольное требование
Mass media: uncoerced requestУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > добровольное требование
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6 добровольный
1) General subject: free, free-will, freewill, gratuitous, spontaneous, ultroneous, ultroneous (тж. шотл. юр.), unasked, unbidden, uncoerced, unconstrained, unenforced, unforced, unprescribed, unurged, voluntary, volunteer, willed, willing, open source2) Medicine: volitional3) Rare: voluntative4) Law: willful5) Economy: self-imposed (a self-imposed carbon tax)6) Accounting: voluntary (напр. о страховании)7) Business: non-mandatory (\добровольный audit - дополнительная / внеочередная аудиторская проверка, проведение которой компания заказывает, например, чтобы предоставить дополнительное подтверждение своей надежности), optional -
7 одобрение
1) General subject: a word of encouragement, acceptance, accolade, applause, appro (сокр. от approbation), approbation, approof, approval, backing, bouquet, commendation, endorsing, favor, favour, favouring, imprimatur, recognition, sanction (чего-либо), sponsorship, suffrage, (чьё-л.) the light of (smb.'s) countenance2) Colloquial: O.K., OK, okay, okeh, okey3) American: indorsation5) Jocular: amen6) Religion: favoring7) Law: acclamation (резолюции, кандидатуры), assent, coerced acquiescence, endorse, endorsement, fiat, homologation, indorsement, ratihabition, uncoerced acquiescence8) Diplomatic term: countenance, passage9) Cinema: "brownie point"10) Jargon: shot in the arm, rush11) Information technology: acceptance (проекта)12) Oil: obtain concurrence13) Astronautics: censuring14) Business: appro ( сокр. от approval)15) EBRD: ratification16) Quality control: inspection stamp17) Makarov: a pat on the back, approval (утверждение), pat on the back18) Gold mining: support
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