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1 precedent prec·edent n
['prɛsɪd(ə)nt](also) Law precedente mto establish or set a precedent — creare un precedente
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2 ♦ (to) establish
♦ (to) establish /ɪˈstæblɪʃ/v. t.1 costituire; fondare; impiantare; instaurare: In 1946 we voted to establish a new republican state, nel 1946 andammo alle urne per costituire un nuovo stato repubblicano; This firm was established in London in 1840, questa ditta fu fondata a Londra nel 1840; to establish diplomatic relations, instaurare rapporti diplomatici2 stabilire; provare ( in modo definitivo); dimostrare; enunciare: to establish a principle, stabilire un principio; (leg.) to establish a precedent, stabilire un precedente; to establish one's claim to st., provare il proprio diritto a qc.; to establish a new theory, dimostrare una nuova teoria; to establish a scientific law, enunciare una legge scientifica; to establish one's reputation as, farsi un nome come; affermarsi come3 imporre: This book will establish him as a leading expert in the field, questo libro lo imporrà come esperto in materia4 accertare; stabilire; determinare: to establish the cause of death, accertare la causa del decesso; to establish sb. 's real motives, stabilire i veri motivi di q.● to establish oneself, stabilirsi; installarsi; sistemarsi; ( anche) affermarsi, imporsi, farsi un nome: to establish oneself in business, mettersi in affari; He established himself as a photographer, ha messo su uno studio fotografico; si è fatto un nome come fotografo. -
3 judicial
[dʒuː'dɪʃl]1) [inquiry, decision] giudiziariojudicial process — atto di procedura, citazione a comparire
to take judicial proceedings against sb. — intraprendere un'azione legale o un procedimento giudiziario contro qcn
3) (impartial) [ silence] imparziale* * *[‹u'diʃəl](of a judge or court of law: judicial powers; He might bring judicial proceedings against you.) giudiziario, giudiziale* * *judicial /dʒu:ˈdɪʃl/a.1 (leg.) giudiziale; giudiziario: judicial acts, atti giudiziali; judicial decision, decisione giudiziaria; judicial method, metodo giudiziale; judicial power, potere giudiziario2 (fig.) equo; imparziale● judicial activism, attivismo giudiziario □ judicial assembly, corte di giustizia □ the judicial bench, il banco del giudice □ judicial controversy, vertenza giudiziaria □ judicial enquiry (o inquiry), istruttoria; inchiesta giudiziaria □ judicial murder, assassinio legale; condanna a morte di un innocente □ (in GB) judicial precedent, precedente giudiziario □ judicial proceedings, procedimento giudiziario; azione legale □ judicial record, dispositivo della sentenza □ judicial review, controllo giurisdizionale (o giudiziario); (in USA) controllo giurisdizionale ( da parte della Corte Suprema) della costituzionalità delle leggi □ judicial sale, vendita giudiziale (o giudiziaria) □ judicial separation, separazione legale □ judicial system, sistema giudiziariojudicially avv.* * *[dʒuː'dɪʃl]1) [inquiry, decision] giudiziariojudicial process — atto di procedura, citazione a comparire
to take judicial proceedings against sb. — intraprendere un'azione legale o un procedimento giudiziario contro qcn
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4 ♦ (to) establish
♦ (to) establish /ɪˈstæblɪʃ/v. t.1 costituire; fondare; impiantare; instaurare: In 1946 we voted to establish a new republican state, nel 1946 andammo alle urne per costituire un nuovo stato repubblicano; This firm was established in London in 1840, questa ditta fu fondata a Londra nel 1840; to establish diplomatic relations, instaurare rapporti diplomatici2 stabilire; provare ( in modo definitivo); dimostrare; enunciare: to establish a principle, stabilire un principio; (leg.) to establish a precedent, stabilire un precedente; to establish one's claim to st., provare il proprio diritto a qc.; to establish a new theory, dimostrare una nuova teoria; to establish a scientific law, enunciare una legge scientifica; to establish one's reputation as, farsi un nome come; affermarsi come3 imporre: This book will establish him as a leading expert in the field, questo libro lo imporrà come esperto in materia4 accertare; stabilire; determinare: to establish the cause of death, accertare la causa del decesso; to establish sb. 's real motives, stabilire i veri motivi di q.● to establish oneself, stabilirsi; installarsi; sistemarsi; ( anche) affermarsi, imporsi, farsi un nome: to establish oneself in business, mettersi in affari; He established himself as a photographer, ha messo su uno studio fotografico; si è fatto un nome come fotografo.
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