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1 diligence
diligence [diliʒɑ̃s]feminine nounb. ( = voiture) stagecoach* * *diliʒɑ̃s1) ( véhicule) stagecoach2) ( empressement) haste* * *diliʒɑ̃s nf1) (= véhicule) stagecoach, diligence2) (= empressement) haste, despatch* * *diligence nf1 ( véhicule) stagecoach; l'attaque de la diligence the stagecoach hold-up;2 ( empressement) haste; faire qch avec diligence to do sth posthaste; mettre beaucoup de diligence à faire qch to do sth very promptly; mettre peu de diligence dans l'exécution d'un ordre to carry out an order in no great haste;4 Jur à la diligence de qn at the behest of sb.[diliʒɑ̃s] nom féminin1. [véhicule] stagecoach -
2 injonction
injonction [ɛ̃ʒɔ̃ksjɔ̃]feminine noun* * *ɛ̃ʒɔ̃ksjɔ̃nom féminin injunction* * *ɛ̃ʒɔ̃ksjɔ̃ nfinjunction, orderinjonction de payer DROIT — order to pay
* * *injonction nf injunction; obéir aux injonctions de to comply with the injunctions of.injonction thérapeutique probation order with a condition of attendance on a drug rehabilitation programme.[ɛ̃ʒɔ̃ksjɔ̃] nom féminin -
3 invite
invité, e [ɛ̃vite]* * *invitée ɛ̃vite nom masculin, féminin guestinvité d'honneur — guest of honour [BrE]
* * *ɛ̃vit nf1) (= suggestion, incitation) invitation2) (à un dîner, une fête) * invite *3) INFORMATIQUE prompt* * *invite nf2 Ordinat prompt.[ɛ̃vit] nom féminin -
4 invité
invité, e [ɛ̃vite]* * *invitée ɛ̃vite nom masculin, féminin guestinvité d'honneur — guest of honour [BrE]
* * *ɛ̃vit nf1) (= suggestion, incitation) invitation2) (à un dîner, une fête) * invite *3) INFORMATIQUE prompt* * *invite nf2 Ordinat prompt., invitée [ɛ̃vite] nom masculin, nom féminin -
5 requête
requête [ʀəkεt]feminine nounb. ( = supplique) request• à or sur la requête de qn at sb's request* * *ʀəkɛt1) ( sollicitation) requestà or sur la requête de quelqu'un — at somebody's request
2) Droit petition* * *ʀəkɛt nf1) (= demande) request, petition2) DROIT petition* * *requête nf1 ( sollicitation) request; à or sur la requête de qn at sb's request;2 Jur petition; déposer une requête to file a petition; adresser une requête au juge to petition the judge; requête en faillite petition in bankruptcy; requête civile appeal to a Court against a judgment.[rəkɛt] nom fémininsoumettre une requête à un service to put in ou to submit a request to a departmentadresser une requête au tribunal to petition the court, to apply for legal remedy -
6 TER
Transport Express Régional, or Train Express Régional. Express regional transport services, mostly trains but also coach services. Since 2002, following pilot projects in certain regions, the planning of TER services and the fixing of ticket prices has been devolved from central government to theConseils Régionaux. Regional management of the services has led to a considerable development of services in many regions, to new train sets, and to the upgrading, at the regions' behest, of many regional or inter-regional routes. TER services, much used by commuters and young people, are heavily subsidised. -
7 à la requête de
= sur ordre debehest (at the – of)Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > à la requête de
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8 agissant pour au nom de
acting at the behest/on behalf ofDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > agissant pour au nom de
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9 agissant pour le compte de
acting at the behest/on behalf ofDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > agissant pour le compte de
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Behest — Be*hest , n. [OE. biheste promise, command, AS. beh[=ae]s promise; pref. be + h[=ae]s command. See {Hest}, {Hight}.] 1. That which is willed or ordered; a command; a mandate; an injunction. [1913 Webster] To do his master s high behest. Sir W.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
behest — ► NOUN (usu. in phrase at the behest of) literary ▪ a person s order or command. ORIGIN Old English, «a vow» … English terms dictionary
Behest — Be*hest , v. t. To vow. [Obs.] Paston. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
behest — index canon, demand, dictate, directive, mandate, order (judicial directive), process (summons), request … Law dictionary
behest — (n.) O.E. behæs a vow, perhaps from behatan to promise (from BE (Cf. be ) + hatan command, call; see CITE (Cf. cite)) and confused with obsolete HEST (Cf. hest) command, which may account for the parasitic t … Etymology dictionary
behest — n bidding, dictate, injunction, *command, order, mandate Analogous words: precept, rule, *law: request, solicitation (see corresponding verbs at ASK) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
behest — [n] order; personal decree bidding, charge, command, commandment, demand, dictate, direction, expressed desire, injunction, instruction, mandate, order, precept, prompting, request, solicitation, wish, word; concepts 20,53 … New thesaurus
behest — [bē hest′, bihest′] n. [ME bihest (with unhistoric t) < OE behæs, a vow: see BE & HEST] an order, command, or request … English World dictionary
behest — [[t]bɪhe̱st[/t]] behests PHRASE: PHR after v If something is done at someone s behest, it is done because they have ordered or requested it. [FORMAL] In 1970, at his new wife s behest, they moved to Southampton... The policy document was produced … English dictionary
behest — n. at smb. s behest * * * [bɪ hest] at smb. s behest … Combinatory dictionary
behest — be|hest [bıˈhest] n [: Old English; Origin: behAs promise , from behatan to promise ] at the behest of sb formal because someone has asked for something or ordered something to happen ▪ The committee was set up at the behest of the president … Dictionary of contemporary English