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1 sanzione
f sanction* * *sanzione s.f.1 sanction (anche dir.): sanzione penale, penalty; passibile di sanzione, indictable; sanzioni amministrative, administrative sanctions; sanzione disciplinare, disciplinary measure; sanzioni economiche, economic sanctions; sanzione economica, ( embargo) embargo; sanzioni contro un paese, sanctions against a country2 ( ratifica, approvazione) ratification; sanction; approval: sanzione di un trattato, ratification of a treaty // la Prammatica Sanzione, (st.) the Pragmatic Sanction.* * *[san'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) dir. amm. (punizione) sanction2) (approvazione, ratifica) sanction•sanzione disciplinare — amm. disciplinary measure
sanzione penale — dir. legal o criminal sanction
* * *sanzione/san'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 dir. amm. (punizione) sanction; imporre -i contro to impose sanctions on; - i economiche economic sanctions2 (approvazione, ratifica) sanctionsanzione amministrativa fine; sanzione disciplinare amm. disciplinary measure; sanzione penale dir. legal o criminal sanction. -
2 estintivo
estintivo agg. (dir.) extinctive: cause estintive di un reato, di una pena, causes of extinguishment of a criminal offence, of a criminal sanction. -
3 sanzione penale
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