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1 withdraw an amendment
Дипломатический термин: снять (предложенную) поправку -
2 withdraw an amendment
Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > withdraw an amendment
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3 to withdraw an amendment
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to withdraw an amendment
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4 amendment
n( to smth) поправка (к чему-л.)to accept / to adopt an amendment — принимать поправку
to consider an amendment — обсуждать / рассматривать поправку
to declare an amendment admissible / receivable — объявлять поправку приемлемой
to incorporate an amendment in / to... — включать поправку в...
to insert an amendment in... — включать поправку в...
to oppose an amendment — возражать / выступать против поправки
to overturn an amendment — отклонять / отвергать поправку
to place / to present an amendment — представлять поправку на рассмотрение
- amendment to a billto propose / to put forward an amendment — предлагать поправку
- amendment to an amendment
- amendment to the Constitution
- amendments approved by the General Assembly
- amendments to the Articles of the UN Charter
- amendments to the Charter
- Church and State Amendment
- consequential amendment
- constitutional amendment
- crippling amendment
- draft amendment
- drafting amendment
- formal amendment
- killer amendment
- last-minute amendment
- method of amendment
- oral -proposed amendment
- orally-proposed amendment
- orally-revised amendment
- proposed amendment
- substantial amendment
- textual amendment
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5 amendment
n1) поправка (к резолюции; законопроекту и т.п.)2) юр. поправка, исправление (ошибок в ходе процесса и т.п.)• -
6 withdraw
1) отзывать2) отказываться; снимать, аннулировать3) уходить, удаляться, покидать (зал заседаний и т.п.) -
7 withdraw amendment
СМИ: отменять поправку -
8 proposal
n1) предложение2) амер. заявка на торгах
- acceptable proposal
- accepted proposal
- adjusted proposal
- advertising proposal
- alternative proposal
- attractive proposal
- base proposal
- binding proposal
- budgetary proposal
- cable proposal
- commercial proposal
- competitive proposal
- complete proposal
- compromise proposal
- concrete proposal
- contractor proposal
- cost proposal
- design proposal
- development proposal
- draft proposal
- favourable proposal
- firm proposal
- formal proposal
- implemented proposal
- insurance proposals
- investment proposal
- joint-venture proposal
- manufacturing proposal
- modified proposal
- original proposal
- package proposal
- patentable proposal
- practical proposal
- preliminary proposal
- price proposal
- programme change proposal
- project proposal
- revised proposal
- supplier proposal
- unacceptable proposal
- updated proposal
- proposal for amendment
- proposal for consideration
- proposal for cooperation
- proposal for delivery
- proposal for financing
- proposal for subscription
- proposal for supply
- proposal for sale
- proposal of a programme
- proposal to supply
- abandon a proposal
- accept a proposal
- amend a proposal
- annul a proposal
- approach with a proposal
- approve a proposal
- block a proposal
- cancel a proposal
- concur with a proposal
- confirm a proposal
- consider a proposal
- decline a proposal
- draw up a proposal
- elaborate a proposal
- evaluate a proposal
- examine a proposal
- formulate a proposal
- forward a proposal
- make a proposal
- make out a proposal
- modify a proposal
- offer a proposal
- outline a proposal
- pass a proposal
- prepare a proposal
- put forward a proposal
- reconsider a proposal
- refuse a proposal
- reject a proposal
- review a proposal
- revise a proposal
- revoke a proposal
- shelve a proposal
- study a proposal
- take back a proposal
- turn down a proposal
- withdraw a proposal
- work out a proposalEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > proposal
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9 treaty
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10 reclaim
истребовать глагол:утилизировать (utilize, recover, reclaim)регенерировать (regenerate, recover, reclaim)окультуривать (reclaim, ameliorate)имя существительное:
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