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1 Kursrechner
m <aerospace.navig> ■ arbitrary course computerm < navig> ■ offset course computer; course-line computer -
2 Kabinettsjustiz
f1. HIST. star-chamber justice2. fig. arbitrary government* * *Ka|bi|nẹtts|jus|tizfinterference in the course of justice by a sovereign* * *1. HIST star-chamber justice2. fig arbitrary government -
3 Ermessen
Ermessen n GEN discretion • in das Ermessen gestellt GEN in one’s own estimation • in jmds. Ermessen liegen GEN, RECHT be at sb’s discretion • nach eigenem Ermessen GEN in one’s own estimation • nach Ermessen von GEN at the discretion of* * *n < Geschäft> discretion ■ in das Ermessen gestellt < Geschäft> in one's own estimation ■ nach eigenem Ermessen < Geschäft> in one's own estimation ■ nach Ermessen von < Geschäft> at the discretion of* * *Ermessen
discretion, opinion, judgment;
• dem Ermessen anheim geben, in das Ermessen gestellt discretionary, arbitrary, facultative;
• nach billigem Ermessen discretionary;
• nach eigenem Ermessen at one’s [own] discretion;
• freies Ermessen absolute discretion;
• gerichtliches (richterliches) Ermessen judicial (legal) discretion;
• Ermessen des Gerichts discretion of a court;
• Ermessen der Verwaltungsbehörde administrative discretion;
• nach bestem Ermessen handeln to use discretion (one’s best judgment), to take one’s own course;
• nach freiem Ermessen entscheiden können to be vested with discretion;
• sein Ermessen missbrauchen to abuse one’s discretion;
• dem richterlichen Ermessen überlassen sein to be left to the discretion of the judge;
• in jds. Ermessen stellen to leave it to s. one’s discretion, to submit to s. one’s judgment;
• jds. Ermessen anheim stellen to leave to s. one’s discretion. -
4 Zwangsrepatriierung
Zwangsrepatriierung
forced repatriation;
• selektive Zwangsschlachtung selective cull[ing];
• Zwangsschlachtung einer Herde (BSE) herd cull;
• Zwangsschlichtung compulsory arbitration;
• Zwangssparen forced (compulsory) saving, compulsory deposit scheme;
• Zwangssterilisierung compulsory (forced) sterilization;
• Zwangstarif (Bahn) lawful (legal) rate;
• Zwangsübereignungsbeschluss vesting order (Br.);
• Zwangsüberstunden compulsory overtime;
• Zwangsumrechnungskurs forced rate (course, Br.) of exchange, involuntary conversion;
• Zwangsumsiedler displaced person;
• Zwangsveranlagung arbitrary assessment;
• Zwangsverfahren compulsory process, civil enforcement proceedings (US);
• Zwangsvergleich compulsory (forced) arbitration, compulsory settlement (liquidation), (Konkurs) composition in bankruptcy, (Liquidation) enforced (compulsory, involuntary) liquidation;
• Zwangsvergleichsantrag involuntary reorganization petition;
• Zwangsverkauf compulsory sale, sale by order of the court, forced sale, compulsory surrender (Scot.), (Börse) execution under the rules;
• gerichtlich bestätigter Zwangsverkauf confirmation of sale;
• Zwangsverkäufe durchführen (abwickeln) (Börse) to execute under the rules.
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