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1 мандатна комісія
mandate commission, committee on credentials -
2 повноваження
с, мн.authority, power, plenary powers; mandate, commission, warrant; letter of attorney; юр. proxyдавати повноваження — to commission; to empower
передавати свої повноваження — to resign one's commission (to), to delegate, to depute
перевищення повноваження — going beyond one's commission, exceeding one's authority
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3 перевищувати повноваження
abuse authority, act in excess of rights, act ultra vires, exceed instructions, ( на переговорах тощо) exceed mandate, go beyond commission, override commission, overstep authority, overstep powersУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > перевищувати повноваження
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4 доручення
power of attorney, power, mandate, charge, commission, credential letters, credentials, delegation, ( документ) letter of attorney, message, mission, procuracy, procuration, warrant of attorney, warranty of authority
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