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1 общество
сущ.society; ( ассоциация) association; ( компания) companyликвидировать общество — ( компанию) to liquidate (wind up) a company
создать (учредить) общество — ( компанию) to float (found, establish, set up) a company
реорганизация и ликвидация общества с ограниченной ответственностью — reorganization and liquidation (winding up) of a limited (liability) company
общество с неограниченной ответственностью — unlimited company; амер unlimited corporation
- общество изобилияобщество с ограниченной ответственностью — limited (liability) company; амер (limited liability / limited) corporation
- общество потребления
- акционерное общество
- дочернее общество
- смешанное общество
- совместное общество
- современное общество
- страховое общество -
2 ликвидация
сущ.abolition; elimination; liquidation; (аннулирование договора, контракта и т.п.) abrogation; annulment; cancellation; nullification; repudiation; (закрытие предприятия и т.п.) closing down; winding up; ( роспуск тж) dissolution; ( физическое уничтожение) killing; liquidationпрекращение обязательства ликвидацией юридического лица — termination of an obligation by liquidation of a legal entity (person)
список лиц, намеченных к ликвидации — hit list
ликвидация всех форм расовой дискриминации — abolition (elimination) of all forms of racial discrimination
- ликвидация долговликвидация общества с ограниченной ответственностью — liquidation (winding up) of a limited liability company
- ликвидация задолженности
- ликвидация компании
- ликвидация национального гнёта
- ликвидация очагов напряжённости
- ликвидация предприятия
- ликвидация расчётов на фондовой бирже
- ликвидация товарищества
- добровольная ликвидация
- принудительная ликвидация
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