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1 establish
організовувати, створювати, утворювати, засновувати; доводити, встановлювати ( факт тощо)establish a prize for those who find the employer of a hired killer — встановлювати винагороду тому, хто знайде замовника вбивства
establish control over the general crime situation — встановлювати контроль за загальною ситуацією із злочинністю
establish the distance from which a weapon was fired — встановлювати відстань, з якої було зроблено постріл (постріли)
- establish a blockadeestablish the rules of examining territorial disputes between states — встановлювати порядок розгляду територіальних спорів між державами
- establish a claim
- establish a colony
- establish a commission
- establish a consulate
- establish a court system
- establish a credit
- establish a crime
- establish a judicial system
- establish a lead
- establish a minimum wage
- establish a monarchy
- establish a new ministry
- establish a new order
- establish a precedent
- establish a state
- establish a system of courts
- establish an alibi
- establish an official religion
- establish by evidence
- establish case
- establish one's case
- establish circumstantially
- establish control
- establish defence
- establish defense
- establish dictatorship
- establish diplomatic relations
- establish directly
- establish election districts
- establish guilt
- establish identity
- establish jurisdiction
- establish justice
- establish law
- establish liability
- establish machinery
- establish order
- establish ownership
- establish paternity
- establish presidency
- establish rules of procedure
- establish the fact of crime
- establish the identity
- establish the issue
- establish the truth
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