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1 визначеність
certainty, definiteness -
2 незаперечний факт
certainty, incontrovertible fact, undeniable factУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > незаперечний факт
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3 напевно
1) for sure, for a certainty, surely, certainly, definitely2) (вставне сл.) probably, very ( most) likely -
4 внутрішнє переконання
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > внутрішнє переконання
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5 достовірність
( даних тощо) adequacy, faithfullyness, authenticity, believability, certainty, credibility, reliability, veracity -
6 забезпечення
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7 застава
hostage, affection, ( при передачі на поруки) bail, bailment, bond, caution, certainty, encumbrance, guarantee, guaranty, mortgage bond, mortgage deed, pignoration, pledge, (в т. ч. при поручництві) recognitorizance, surety -
8 правова
legal technicality, legal assistance, legal certainty, legal guarantee, legal policy, legal rule, legal uncertainty -
9 принцип юридичної визначеності
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > принцип юридичної визначеності
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10 безумовність
жabsoluteness, certainty -
11 достеменно
for certain, to a certainty -
12 достовірний
trustworthy, reliable; ( про документ) authenticдостовірний факт — established fact; certainty
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13 певність
жcertainty; sureness, confidence (in), certitude (of)можна з певністю сказати — it is safe to say, it may be safely ( confidently) said, one may be confident ( that)
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14 упевненість
жassuredness, sureness, confidence (in), certitude (of), certaintyупевненість у собі — self-assurance, self-confidence
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15 комерційна стабільність
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16 передбачуваність комерційних умов
Українсько-англійський словник > передбачуваність комерційних умов
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