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формальний; офіційний; належним чином оформлений; запротокольований; встановлений закономformal admission in answer to a notice to admit facts — формальне визнання факту у відповідь на повідомлення з вимогою визнати факти по справі
formal admission in answer to interrogatories — формальне визнання факту у відповідь на запитання, що міститься у письмовому опитуванні
- formal accusation of a crimeformal qualifications for presidential candidacy — встановлені законом вимоги до кандидата у президенти
- formal acquiescence
- formal address
- formal adjudication
- formal admission
- formal admission at the trial
- formal admission by letter
- formal agreement
- formal amendment
- formal approval
- formal authority
- formal authorization
- formal charge
- formal contract
- formal conviction
- formal decision
- formal declaration
- formal declaration of war
- formal defect
- formal diversion
- formal document
- formal effort
- formal entity
- formal equality
- formal equality at law
- formal error
- formal examination
- formal head of state
- formal justification
- formal law
- formal legislation
- formal means of lawmaking
- formal notification
- formal order
- formal permission
- formal point of view
- formal police action
- formal police powers
- formal power
- formal powers
- formal procedure
- formal process
- formal proof
- formal protest
- formal punitive system
- formal qualifications
- formal registration
- formal relations
- formal reply
- formal request
- formal requirement
- formal requisition
- formal right
- formal service
- formal signature
- formal social security system
- formal source
- formal statement
- formal submission
- formal treaty
- formal trial stage
- formal verdict
- formal vote
- formal warrant
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formal permission — index license Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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permission — I noun acquiescence, allowance, approval, assent, authority, authorization, blessing, concurrence, consent, copia, countenance, facultas, formal consent, full authority, grace, leave, license, potestas, sanction, tolerance, visa associated… … Law dictionary
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permission — [pər mish′ən] n. [ME < MFr < L permissio < pp. of permittere] the act of permitting; esp., formal consent; leave; license [permission to go] … English World dictionary
formal consent — index permission Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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permission — per|mis|sion W3S2 [pəˈmıʃən US pər ] n [U] when someone is officially allowed to do something ▪ You must ask permission before taking any photographs inside the church. ▪ They didn t have permission to cross the frontier. ▪ Who gave him… … Dictionary of contemporary English
permission — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ full ▪ special ▪ explicit, express ▪ Staff may not leave early without the express permission of the director. ▪ tacit … Collocations dictionary