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1 dismiss a case
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2 motion to dismiss the case
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > motion to dismiss the case
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3 dismiss
звільняти, знімати ( з посади тощо); припиняти ( справу); відхиляти ( позов тощо), відмовляти ( у позові тощо); припиняти провадження; звільняти ( ув'язненого); спростовувати; припиняти ( давання свідчень тощо); розпускати ( законодавчий орган)dismiss in connection with the transfer to another job — = dismiss in connection with the transfer to another post звільняти у зв'язку з переходом на іншу роботу
- dismiss a casedismiss in connection with the transfer to another post — = dismiss in connection with the transfer to another job
- dismiss a charge
- dismiss a complaint
- dismiss a matter
- dismiss a meeting
- dismiss a motion
- dismiss a petition
- dismiss an appeal
- dismiss an argument
- dismiss an employee
- dismiss an indictment
- dismiss because of pregnancy
- dismiss charges
- dismiss for want of equity
- dismiss from office
- dismiss from the police force
- dismiss indictment
- dismiss information
- dismiss prosecution
- dismiss testimony
- dismiss the accused
- dismiss the matter
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4 dismiss
v1. відпускати, розпустити2. відкидати3. звільняти/ увільняти з роботи- to dismiss a case відмовити в позові, відхилити позов -
5 motion
1) проект резолюції, резолюція, пропозиція (у парламенті, на конференції тощо); клопотання ( в суді)•motion for judgement of acquittal — = motion for judgment of acquittal клопотання про виправдання
motion for judgment of acquittal — = motion for judgement of acquittal
- motion docketmotion to fix time for an adjourned meeting — пропозиція про призначення часу і місця наступного засідання ( де буде розглядатися відкладене питання)
- motion for adjournment
- motion for judgement
- motion for judgment
- motion for new trial
- motion for recess
- motion for reconsideration
- motion for resolution
- motion for summary judgement
- motion for summary judgment
- motion form
- motion in arrest of judgement
- motion in arrest of judgment
- motion in court
- motion of censure
- motion to adjourn
- motion to amend
- motion to dismiss
- motion to dismiss the case
- motion to dissolve
- motion to end debate
- motion to invoke cloture
- motion to kill a bill
- motion to lay on the table
- motion to quash
- motion to quash the indictment
- motion-to-reduce remedy
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