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1 forcible infliction
1) Юридический термин: причинение с преодолением препятствия, причинение с преодолением препятствия или с применением насилия (вреда), причинение с применением насилия (вреда) -
2 forcible infliction
причинение ( вреда) с преодолением препятствия или с применением насилия -
3 infliction
1) нанесение, причинение ( личного или имущественного вреда)2) назначение, наложение ( наказания)3) наказание•infliction by act — нанесение ( вреда) действием;
infliction by insanity — причинение ( вреда) в состоянии невменяемости;
infliction by negligence — причинение ( вреда) по небрежности;
infliction by omission — причинение ( вреда) бездействием;
- infliction of capital punishmentinfliction by recklessness — причинение ( вреда) по опрометчивости
- infliction of damage
- infliction of death penalty
- infliction of harm
- infliction of injury
- infliction of injury on another person
- infliction of loss
- infliction of penalty
- infliction of punishment
- deliberate infliction
- forced infliction
- forcible infliction
- guilty infliction
- innocent infliction
- insane infliction
- intended infliction
- involuntary infliction
- known infliction
- malicious infliction
- negligent infliction
- premeditated infliction
- reckless infliction
- unintended infliction
- violent infliction
- voluntary infliction
- infliction injury
- wilful infliction
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