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1) влада, володарювання, виконання функцій влади; правління; правило; принцип; норма2) володарювати, здійснювати владу; постановляти, ухвалювати; контролювати; встановлювати правило (норму, норми, правила); встановлювати правову норму; виносити судове рішення, виносити постанову (ухвалу); вирішувати ( справу)•rule enforceable in a court of law — правова норма, що застосовується в судовому порядку
- rule absoluterule on the admissibility of an application — 1) рішення про прийнятність заяви (прохання) до розгляду 2) визначати, чи заява ( або прохання) підлягає розгляду
- rule actions
- rule against bias
- rule against hearsay
- rule against smth.
- rule an act unconstitutional
- rule an law unconstitutional
- rule application
- rule as constitutional
- rule as unconstitutional
- rule-breaker
- rule breaking
- rule-breaking behavior
- rule-breaking behaviour
- rule by a qualified majority
- rule by decree
- rule by law
- rule constitutional
- rule discharged
- rule for the choice of law
- rule in a 5-3 vote
- rule in favor of smb.
- rule in favour of smb.
- rule in its own right
- rule insane
- rule invalid
- rule legal
- rule-making
- rule-making body
- rule-making power
- rule-making powers
- rule-making procedure
- rule nisi
- rule not responsible
- rule of audi alteram partem
- rule of caveat emptor
- rule of compulsion
- rule of construction
- rule of course
- rule of court
- rule of dating
- rule of decision
- rule of doubt
- rule of etiquette
- rule of evidence
- rule of exogamy
- rule of force
- rule of general effect
- rule of hearing the other side
- rule of international law
- rule of interpretation
- rule of law
- rule-of-law
- rule-of-law country
- rule of negligence
- rule of notice
- rule of parol evidence
- rule of precedent
- rule of reason
- rule of restraint
- rule of substantive law
- rule of the law
- rule of the people
- rule of the road
- Rule of the Supreme Court
- rule of thumb
- rule on a case
- rule out
- rule-proclaiming
- rule responsible
- rule sane
- rule the Administration
- rule the law
- rule the roost
- rule to plead
- rule to show cause
- rule unconstitutional
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