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1 belief
n1) віра; довіра, довір'я2) переконання3) рел. віра, вірування; віровченняthe Belief — символ віри, кредо
4) думка, погляд; розумінняit is my belief that... — по-моєму; на мою думку, на мій погляд
* * *n1) віра, довіраbeyond /past/ belief — неймовірно
2) віра, переконання; peл. віра, віруванняsuperstitious beliefs — марновірства, прикмети
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2 belief
n1) віра, довіраbeyond /past/ belief — неймовірно
2) віра, переконання; peл. віра, віруванняsuperstitious beliefs — марновірства, прикмети
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4 belief
[bɪ'liːf]n1) ві́ра; ві́рування2) перекона́ння; по́гляд, ду́мка3) дові́раbeyond belief — неймові́рно
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5 affirm a belief
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6 bona fide belief
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7 fixed belief
заздалегідь сформована думка, упереджена думка -
8 freedom of belief
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9 good faith belief
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10 honest and reasonable belief
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > honest and reasonable belief
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11 mistaken belief
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12 wrong belief
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13 folk-belief
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14 folk-belief
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15 affirm
підтверджувати, затверджувати; скріплювати (печаткою, підписом); урочисто заявляти замість присяги- affirm a conviction
- affirm a decision
- affirm a judgement
- affirm a judgment
- affirm a lower court decision
- affirm a sentence
- affirm a statement
- affirm an opinion
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16 bona fide
лат.1) добросовісний, сумлінний, чесний, справедливий; справжній2) чесно, сумлінно, добросовісно, без обману•- bona fide agreement
- bona fide assignee
- bona fide belief
- bona fide competition
- bona fide holder
- bona fide holder for value
- bona fide ignorance
- bona fide judgement creditor
- bona fide judgment creditor
- bona fide lawsuit
- bona fide purchaser
- bona fide residence
- bona fide transferee
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17 fixed
постійний; встановлений, фіксований, зафіксований; усталений; констатований; призначений; розм. підкуплений- fixed belief
- fixed by adjudication
- fixed by judgement
- fixed by judgment
- fixed by law
- fixed by sentence
- fixed-date summons
- fixed duty
- fixed fact
- fixed fee
- fixed juror
- fixed jury
- fixed liabilities
- fixed limits
- fixed market
- fixed opinion
- fixed penalty
- fixed place
- fixed-post agent
- fixed-post agents
- fixed-post spies
- fixed-post spy
- fixed-post spy report
- fixed price
- fixed property
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18 freedom
свобода, воля; незалежність; вільне користування; право; привілейfreedom from unreasonable searches and seizures — свобода від необґрунтованих обшуків та вилучень майна
freedom of collective bargaining — право ( або свобода) укладати колективні угоди
freedom of meetings, demonstrations, and assemblies — = freedom of rallies, demonstrations, and assemblies свобода мітингів, демонстрацій і зборів
freedom of rallies, demonstrations, and assemblies — = freedom of meetings, demonstrations, and assemblies свобода мітингів,
freedom to establish political parties and public organizations — = freedom to establish political parties and social organizations свобода створення політичних партій і громадських організацій
freedom to establish political parties and social organizations — = freedom to establish political parties and public organizations
freedom to practice the religion of one's choice — релігійна свобода, свобода релігії
freedom to receive and give information — = freedom to receive and transmit information свобода отримувати і передавати інформацію
freedom to receive and transmit information — = freedom to receive and give information
- freedom fighterfreedom to seek, receive and import information — свобода пошуку, отримання і розповсюдження інформації
- freedom from arrest
- freedom from censorship
- freedom from double jeopardy
- freedom from duty
- freedom from encumbrance
- freedom from exploitation
- freedom from legal proceedings
- freedom from liability
- freedom from torture
- freedom of a city
- freedom of access
- freedom of actions
- freedom of action
- freedom of art
- freedom of assembly
- freedom of association
- freedom of belief
- freedom of broadcasting
- freedom of choice
- freedom of commerce
- freedom of communication
- freedom of conscience
- freedom of contract
- freedom of contracting
- freedom of discussion
- freedom of employment
- freedom of establishment
- freedom of expression
- freedom of faith
- freedom of fishing
- freedom of individual
- freedom of information
- freedom of learning
- freedom of movement
- freedom of navigation
- freedom of occupation
- freedom of overflight
- freedom of passage
- freedom of petition
- freedom of rallies
- freedom of religion
- freedom of religious worship
- freedom of science
- freedom of scientific research
- freedom of speech
- freedom of street processions
- freedom of teaching
- freedom of testation
- freedom of the air
- freedom of the city
- freedom of the high seas
- freedom of the press
- freedom of the seas
- freedom of thought
- freedom of trade
- freedom of transit
- freedom of travel
- freedom of use
- freedom of will
- freedom of worship
- freedom to contract
- freedom to organize
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19 good
1) благо, добро2) достатній; законний; платоспроможний, кредитоспроможний; обґрунтований; поважний, серйозний; чинний, юридично дійсний (чинний)•- good behavior
- good behaviour
- good-brother
- good cause
- good cause to believe that...
- good character
- good citizen
- good conscience
- good consideration
- good defence
- good defense
- good faith
- good faith belief
- good faith defence
- good faith defense
- good faith of claims
- good ground
- good in law
- good intentions
- good juror
- good jury
- good law
- good motives
- good name
- good-neighborliness
- good-neighborly relations
- good-neighborly relationships
- good-neighbourly relations
- good-neighbourly relationships
- good of society
- good office
- good offices of a third state
- good pay
- good reason
- good reason to believe
- good record title
- good right
- good-sister
- good time
- good-time allowance
- good title
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20 honest
чесний, сумлінний, добросовісний, непідкупний; справжній, несфальсифікований- honestly- honesty
- honest and reasonable belief
- honest concurrent use
- honest confession
- honest doubt
- honest man
- honest means
- honest mistake
- honest money
- honest people
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Belief — is the psychological state in which an individual holds a proposition or premise to be true. [Citation last = Schwitzgebel first = Eric editor last = Zalta editor first = Edward contribution = Belief title = The Stanford Encyclopedia of… … Wikipedia
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belief — be·lief n: a degree of conviction of the truth of something esp. based on a consideration or examination of the evidence compare knowledge, suspicion Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
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BELIEF — The Bible In the Bible there are no articles of faith or dogmas in the Christian or Islamic sense of the terms. Although trust in God is regarded as a paramount religious virtue (Gen. 15:6; Isa. 7:9; cf. Job 2:9), there is nowhere in Scripture an … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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