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1 access to carry on commerce
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > access to carry on commerce
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2 access
1) підхід, прохід, сервітут проходу, доступ; допуск ( до чогось або кудись), право доступу; право служити у парафії, де тимчасово відсутній призначений до неї священик; можливість статевих зносин між чоловіком і жінкою; презумпція наявності статевих зносин, що виводиться з факту спільного проживання; можливість виступити по телебаченню2) мати доступ, отримувати доступ•- access conditions
- access control
- access permit
- access to carry on commerce
- access to counsel
- access to court
- access to courts
- access to documents
- access to government files
- access to material benefits
- access to personal data
- access to sea
- access to the case
- access to the pirated work
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