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1 without good cause
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2 without
прийм.без; без того, що б- without appealwithout discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin, color, religion, sex and age — без дискримінації на підставі раси, національного або етнічного походження, кольору шкіри, релігії, статі і віку
- without attorney intervention
- without authority
- without book
- without chance of parole
- without charge
- without control
- without day
- without debate
- without delay
- without due authority
- without due process of law
- without fair legal procedure
- without good cause
- without her consent
- without impeachment of waste
- without judicial interference
- without lawful authority
- without lawful excuse
- without lawful occasion
- without leave
- without legal justification
- without legal provision
- without let or hindrance
- without limitations
- without mercy
- without owner
- without parliamentary consent
- without prejudice
- without-prejudice interview
- without-prejudice letter
- without-prejudice negotiation
- without-prejudice statement
- without proper authority
- without reasonable excuse
- without stint
- without supervision
- without the consent
- without the knowledge
- without the leave of the court
- without the option of fine
- without the owner's consent
- without the owner's permission
- without the slightest grounds
- without undue delay
- without validity
- without vote
- without-debate vote
- without-debate voting
- without licence
- without license
- without permission
- without permit
- without reserve
- without reservation
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3 refusal
відмова, відхилення; право вибору, опціон; право першого виборуrefusal to answer questions without good cause — відмова відповідати на запитання без достатньої підстави
- refusal of admissionrefusal to provide a name and address — відмова повідомити прізвище, ім'я і адресу
- refusal of application
- refusal of approval
- refusal of food
- refusal of licence
- refusal of license
- refusal of patent
- refusal of registration
- refusal of the right to speak
- refusal to admit
- refusal to answer
- refusal to appoint counsel
- refusal to bear arms
- refusal to comply
- refusal to obey
- refusal to obey a law
- refusal to obey a lawful order
- refusal to obey an order
- refusal to observe a blockade
- refusal to obey instructions
- refusal to obey orders
- refusal to pay taxes
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4 absence
відсутність, нестача ( когось або чогось); неявка- absence from court
- absence from duty
- absence from work
- absence of corpus delicti
- absence of data
- absence of due control
- absence of due supervision
- absence of good cause
- absence of government
- absence of guiding principles
- absence of legislative base
- absence of principles
- absence of quorum
- absence of reconciliation
- absence of weapon
- absence on sick leave
- absence without leave
- absence without official leave
- absence without valid excuse
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