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деспотизм, произвол власти — arbitrary rule
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2) Religion: autocracy ( 1. The authority or rule of an autocrat; 2. Government in which one person possesses unlimited power; 3. A community or state governed by autocracy)3) Law: autarky4) Makarov: arbitrary government -
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leg.N.P. arbitrary government -
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1. ranch of overnment2. domination3. dominion4. governance5. governmentместная власть, местное самоуправление — local government
6. authoritiesрайонные, окружные власти — district authorities
7. authority; power; rule; regime; control; authorities8. grasp9. hold10. mastery11. powerпревышение власти, полномочий, правомочий — excess of power
полномочия, правомочия федеральной власти — federal powers
12. reign13. ruleдеспотизм, произвол власти — arbitrary rule
Синонимический ряд:1. администрация (сущ.) администрация; верх; власть имущие2. воля (сущ.) воля
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arbitrary government — An absolute monarchy or, as in modern times, a totalitarian government. arbitrary punishment. A sentence that is not supported by law. Ex parte Lamar (02) 274 F 160, 24 ALR 864, affd 260 US 711, 67 L Ed 476, 43 S Ct 251 … Ballentine's law dictionary
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