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1 obey an order
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2 refusal to obey an order
непідкорення наказу; відмова виконати наказ -
3 obey
підпорядковуватися, підкорятися (законам, правилам, нормам тощо)obey an order of one's superior — = obey an order of one's superiors виконувати наказ вищого начальства
- obey an orderobey an order of one's superiors — = obey an order of one's superior
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4 refusal to obey a lawful order
непідкорення законному наказу; відмова підкорятися законному порядкуEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > refusal to obey a lawful order
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5 refusal
відмова, відхилення; право вибору, опціон; право першого виборуrefusal to answer questions without good cause — відмова відповідати на запитання без достатньої підстави
- refusal of admissionrefusal to provide a name and address — відмова повідомити прізвище, ім'я і адресу
- refusal of application
- refusal of approval
- refusal of food
- refusal of licence
- refusal of license
- refusal of patent
- refusal of registration
- refusal of the right to speak
- refusal to admit
- refusal to answer
- refusal to appoint counsel
- refusal to bear arms
- refusal to comply
- refusal to obey
- refusal to obey a law
- refusal to obey a lawful order
- refusal to obey an order
- refusal to observe a blockade
- refusal to obey instructions
- refusal to obey orders
- refusal to pay taxes
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6 wilful
умисний, навмисний, свідомий; злісний; злий- wilful actwilful destruction of property of a law enforcement officer — умисне знищення майна працівника правоохоронного органу
- wilful behavior
- wilful behaviour
- wilful blindness
- wilful damage
- wilful deceit
- wilful default
- wilful defiance
- wilful defiance of an order
- wilful destruction
- wilful destruction of property
- wilful disobedience
- wilful endangering
- wilful failure
- wilful failure to pay salaries
- wilful failure to pay wages
- wilful homicide
- wilful infliction
- wilful killing
- wilful misrepresentation
- wilful murder
- wilful neglect
- wilful negligence
- wilful participant in a crime
- wilful participation
- wilful participator in a crime
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7 duty
збір, гербовий збір, мито, акциз, податок; обов'язок, моральний обов'язок, повинність, функція; чергуванняduty to advance one's client interest — обов'язок ( адвоката) захищати інтереси клієнта
duty to preserve confidentiality — обов'язок зберігати таємницю ( або у таємниці)
duty to preserve the confidentiality of the client's affairs — обов'язок зберігати у таємниці відомості, повідомлені клієнтом ( про адвоката)
duty to provide quiet enjoyment of property — обов'язок забезпечити спокійне користування (розпорядження) власністю
- duty applicableduty to speak fearlessly for one's client — обов'язок говорити без страху за свого клієнта ( про адвоката)
- duty-bound
- duty call
- duty classification
- duty drawback
- duty enjoined by law
- duty-exempt
- duty for revenue
- duty-free
- duty-free ceiling
- duty-free goods
- duty-free items
- duty-free sale
- duty-free trade
- duty journey
- duty list
- duty of a deputy
- duty of a husband
- duty of a wife
- duty of applicant
- duty of attendance
- duty of care
- duty of custody
- duty of discovery
- duty of fidelity
- duty of giving evidence
- duty of loyalty
- duty of obedience
- duty of payment
- duty of protection
- duty of reversion
- duty of service
- duty of the legislature
- duty of tonnage
- duty officer
- duty on capital flows
- duty on consumer loans
- duty on export
- duty on exports
- duty on goods in bond
- duty on import
- duty on imports
- duty on shares
- duty on spirits
- duty owed to the community
- duty-paid
- duty paid
- duty-paid goods
- duty relief
- duty requirement
- duty roster
- duty scheme
- duty station
- duty status
- duty to act
- duty to comply
- duty to country
- duty to declare
- duty to deduct
- duty to disclose information
- duty to exercise care
- duty to file tax returns
- duty to give notice
- duty to inform
- duty to keep accounts
- duty to keep secrets
- duty to live together
- duty to maintain public order
- duty to notify
- duty to obey laws
- duty to pay rent
- duty to pay taxes
- duty to prove title
- duty to register
- duty to repair
- duty to support
- duty to take reasonable care
- duty to the law
- duty to truth
- duty towards an individual
- duty travel allowance
- duty unpaid
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