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1 grievance
скарга; привід для невдоволення, підстава для скарги; образа; шкода, збиток- grievance commission
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2 grievance
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3 grievance
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4 grievance
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5 grievance
n скарга, невдоволення, образа- grievances against the Administration, etc. невдоволення адміністрацією тощо -
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7 grievance commission
конфліктна комісія, комісія з трудових спорів -
8 grievance procedure
порядок розгляду скарг ( або справ) -
9 grievance commission
конфліктна комісія (із трудових спорів і т. ін.) -
10 grievance procedure
порядок розгляду скарг; порядок досудового розгляду спорів (трудових і т. ін.); порядок вирішення трудових спорів; порядок оскарження трудових спорів ( звичайно рішень із трудових спорів) -
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12 personal grievance
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13 public grievance
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14 redress of grievance
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15 remedy a grievance
вживати заходи по скарзі; задовольняти скаргу -
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17 industrial grievance
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18 remedy a grievance
v.вживати заходи за скаргою; задовольняти скаргу; врегулювати ( проблему) -
19 legitimate
1) законна мати; законний батько; законнонароджені нащадки2) законний, легальний, легітимний, на законній підставі; узаконений; заснований на праві прямого успадкування; правильний; правомірний; обґрунтований, поважний, серйозний; законнонароджений3) легітимізувати, узаконювати, надавати законного статусу, визнавати законним ( або чинним); виправдовувати; слугувати виправданням; усиновляти ( позашлюбну дитину)•- legitimate accident
- legitimate act
- legitimate activities
- legitimate activity
- legitimate aim
- legitimate argument
- legitimate article of commerce
- legitimate assets
- legitimate authority
- legitimate birth
- legitimate business
- legitimate character
- legitimate child
- legitimate children
- legitimate claim
- legitimate concern
- legitimate contender for power
- legitimate daughter
- legitimate demand
- legitimate demonstration
- legitimate design
- legitimate discontent
- legitimate drug
- legitimate economy
- legitimate employment
- legitimate enterprise
- legitimate evidence
- legitimate excuse
- legitimate exercise of duties
- legitimate expectation
- legitimate father
- legitimate grievance
- legitimate government
- legitimate gun owner
- legitimate heir
- legitimate income
- legitimate influence
- legitimate information use
- legitimate instrument
- legitimate interest
- legitimate interference
- legitimate king
- legitimate law enforcement
- legitimate means
- legitimate method
- legitimate mother
- legitimate nature
- legitimate need
- legitimate objective
- legitimate offspring
- legitimate origin
- legitimate owner
- legitimate place
- legitimate possessor
- legitimate powers
- legitimate privilege
- legitimate public interest
- legitimate purpose
- legitimate reason
- legitimate recipient
- legitimate referral
- legitimate relationship
- legitimate representative
- legitimate request
- legitimate right
- legitimate son
- legitimate source
- legitimate source of income
- legitimate sovereign
- legitimate state
- legitimate status
- legitimate transaction
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20 personal
1) індивідуальний, особистий, персональний•- personal assets
- personal authority
- personal authorship
- personal behavior
- personal belongings
- personal circumstances
- personal consumption fund
- personal crime
- personal data
- personal defence
- personal defense
- personal dependent
- personal domicile
- personal effects
- personal enrichment
- personal estate
- personal execution
- personal experience
- personal fault
- personal files
- personal freedom
- personal gain
- personal grievance
- personal guarantee
- personal history
- personal hostility
- personal identification
- personal identity
- personal immunity
- personal immunity of diplomats
- personal income tax
- personal independence
- personal injury
- personal-injury action
- personal-injury award
- personal insurance
- personal investigation
- personal investigator
- personal irresponsibility
- personal jurisdiction
- personal larceny
- personal larceny with contact
- personal law
- personal law of origin
- personal liability
- personal liberties
- personal liberty
- personal moral code
- personal notice
- personal obligation
- personal observation
- personal opinion
- personal possession
- personal possessions
- personal power
- personal privacy
- personal privilege
- personal property
- personal records
- personal remedy
- personal representative
- personal restraint
- personal right
- personal rights and freedoms
- personal savings
- personal security
- personal security of citizens
- personal self-defence
- personal self-defense
- personal servant
- personal service
- personal servitude
- personal solicitation
- personal stake in the outcome
- personal status
- personal statute
- personal subsidiary plot
- personal supremacy
- personal surety
- personal tax
- personal theft
- personal title
- personal tort
- personal union
- personal use
- personal view of a judge
- personal violence
- personal weapon
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