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умовний; зумовлений, обумовлений, чинний за умови, який має силу за умови, залежний ( від чогось)conditional release of a convict before the expiry of his term — = conditional release of a convict before the expiry of her term умовне звільнення ув'язненого до закінчення терміну покарання
- conditional acknowledgementconditional release of a convict before the expiry of her term — = conditional release of a convict before the expiry of his term
- conditional acknowledgment
- conditional admissibility
- conditional amnesty
- conditional assignment
- conditional benefit
- conditional contraband
- conditional contract
- conditional discharge
- conditional diversion
- conditional endorsement
- conditional estate
- conditional execution
- conditional fee
- conditional freedom
- conditional guarantee
- conditional legacy
- conditional liberty
- conditional order of discharge
- conditional pardon
- conditional parole
- conditional placement
- conditional promise
- conditional punishment
- conditional ratification
- conditional recognition
- conditional release
- conditional relevance
- conditional sale act
- conditional sale law
- conditional sale scheme
- conditional sentence
- conditional sentencing
- conditional title deed
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