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1 estradizione
f extradition* * *estradizione s.f. (dir.) extradition: passibile di estradizione, extraditable; ottenere l'estradizione di qlcu., to obtain the extradition of s.o.* * *[estradit'tsjone]sostantivo femminile extradition* * *estradizione/estradit'tsjone/sostantivo f.extradition. -
2 mandato
m politics mandatelaw warrantmandato bancario banker's ordermandato di pagamento payment ordermandato d'arresto arrest warrant* * *mandato s.m.1 (incarico) mandate, task, commission, mission: mandato speciale, special mandate (o mission); mandato esplorativo, exploratory mission; eseguire un mandato, to carry out a commission (o a task); dare, affidare un mandato, to assign a task; durata del mandato, term of office // mandato elettorale, electoral mandate; mandato parlamentare, Parliamentary mandate2 (dir., comm.) agency; (ordine) warrant, order: mandato di consegna, warrant for delivery; mandato commerciale, agency; mandato generale, general agency; mandato di pagamento, order of payment (o payment order); mandato di rappresentanza, agency; mandato d'incasso, cash warrant; mandato di vendita, warrant of sale; mandato postale, postal order; estinzione del mandato, termination of agency; revoca del mandato, revocation of agency; rinunzia del mandato, renunciation of agency; rinunziare al mandato, to renounce the agency // ( banca): mandato di pagamento di interessi, di dividendi, interest, dividend warrant; mandato di liquidazione, settlement warrant3 (dir.) warrant, order, mandate: mandato d'arresto contro qlcu., warrant for s.o.'s arrest; mandato di comparizione, summons; mandato di perquisizione, search warrant; mandato di sequestro, distress warrant (o writ of sequestration); mandato di esecuzione, writ of execution; mandato di estradizione, warrant of extradition; mandato di procura, power of attorney; mandato con procura, proxy; mandato di tutela, guardianship; mandato papale, papal mandate (o rescript)4 (pol.) mandate: la Lega delle Nazioni concedeva mandati su certi territori, the League of Nations granted mandates over certain territories.* * *[man'dato]sostantivo maschile1) (incarico) commission, mandate; pol. mandate2) (durata di un incarico) tenure, term of office3) dir. (nel diritto internazionale) mandate•mandato di cattura — arrest o bench warrant
mandato di comparizione — subpoena, summons to appear
* * *mandato/man'dato/sostantivo m.1 (incarico) commission, mandate; pol. mandate2 (durata di un incarico) tenure, term of office; mandato presidenziale presidential term of office; mandato di sindaco mayoralty3 dir. (nel diritto internazionale) mandate; mandato internazionale international mandate; sotto mandato under mandatemandato di cattura arrest o bench warrant; mandato di comparizione subpoena, summons to appear; mandato di pagamento money order; mandato di perquisizione search warrant. -
3 estradizione sf
[estradit'tsjone]Dir extradition -
4 estradizione
sf [estradit'tsjone]Dir extradition
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extradition — [eks΄trə dish′ən] n. [Fr < L ex, out + traditio, a surrender: see TRADITION] the act of extraditing, as by treaty, a person accused or convicted of a crime … English World dictionary
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