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1 instigation
інспірування, намовляння, схиляння -
2 instigation
nпідбурювання, намовляння* * *nпідбурювання; намова, наущення -
3 instigation
nпідбурювання; намова, наущення -
4 instigation
[ˌɪnstɪ'geɪʃ(ə)n]nпідбу́рювання -
5 instigation countermanded
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > instigation countermanded
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6 at the instigation
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7 by the instigation
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8 countermand instigation
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9 at
в, на, при, біля- at bar
- at behest
- at chambers
- at close range
- at detriment
- at discretion
- at gunpoint
- at hand
- at inflated prices
- at issue
- at large
- at law
- at maturity
- at one's peril
- at one's risk
- at short notice
- at sight
- at the behest
- at the call
- at the crime scene
- at the demand
- at the discretion
- at the discretion of the court
- at the insistence
- at the instigation
- at the order
- at the order of the court
- at the place of commission
- at the place of residence
- at the pleasure
- at the pleasure of smb
- at the request
- at the risk of life
- at the risk of one's life
- at the scene of crime
- at the time of arrest
- at the time of crime
- at the trial
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10 by
біля; повз; до- by a majority vote
- by accident
- by acclamation
- by administrative means
- by anticipation
- by attorney
- by authority
- by authority of law
- by birth
- by citizen initiative
- by citizens initiative
- by common accord
- by constitutional means
- by constitutional methods
- by constraint
- by deceit
- by default
- by democratic means
- by deputy
- by-effect
- by-election
- by enforcement
- by fair means
- by fair means or foul
- by false pretences
- by force
- by implication
- by implication of law
- by installment
- by installments
- by intent
- by-law
- by-laws
- by leave of the court
- by lot
- by mesne
- by mistake
- by mutual agreement
- by negligence
- by negotiation
- by negotiations
- by one's own admission
- by operation of law
- by peaceful means
- by premeditation
- by previous concert
- by proxy
- by reason
- by reason of insanity
- by right or wrong
- by rotation
- by summary means
- by talks
- by the consent
- by the instigation
- by the order
- by the weight of authority
- by virtue of office
- by virtue of one's office
- by way of appeal
- by way of exception
- by way of feat
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11 countermand
1) скасування (інструкції, наказу, розпорядження, замовлення тощо); наказ на скасування попереднього наказу; наказ, що скасовує попередній наказ; контрнаказ; призупинення платежу2) скасовувати (інструкцію, наказ, розпорядження, замовлення тощо); відкликати; призупиняти ( платіж)•- countermand payment
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instigation — n. at smb. s instigation * * * [ˌɪnstɪ geɪʃ(ə)n] at smb. s instigation … Combinatory dictionary
instigation — noun 1 at sb s instigation formal because of someone s suggestion, request or demand: At Canham s instigation, a clerk brought in an electric fan. 2 (U) the act of starting something … Longman dictionary of contemporary English