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1 privilege of confidentiality
право не розголошувати конфіденційну інформацію, привілей на конфіденційністьEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > privilege of confidentiality
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2 privilege
1) привілей, пільга; вилучення; імунітет; привілейоване право; переважне право; пріоритет ( при встановленні черговості обговорення питань); честь; недоторканість2) надавати привілей (привілеї, пільги)•privilege against disclosure of material — право захисту проти розголошення матеріалів, привілей на недопущення розголошення матеріалів
privilege against self-incrimination — право не свідчити проти себе, привілей проти самообвинувачення
privilege not to be compelled to incriminate oneself — право бути вільним від примушування свідчити проти себе
privilege of confidentiality for all Presidential communications — право не розголошувати конфіденційні розмови президента
- privilege of courtprivileges to agricultural workers — пільги для тих, хто працює в сільській місцевості
- privilege of exterritoriality
- privilege of jurisdiction
- privilege of Parliament
- privilege of sanctuary
- privilege of witness
- privileges and immunities
- privileges annexed to royalty
- privileges to rural workers
- privileges to servicemen
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3 presidential
presidential approval of legislation — схвалення (підписання, затвердження) законопроекту (закону) президентом
presidential legislative request — запит президента до парламенту; законодавча ініціатива президента
- presidential activitypresidential privilege of immunity from judicial process — судовий імунітет президента, захищеність президента від судового переслідування
- presidential administration
- presidential agency
- presidential agreement
- presidential appointee
- presidential approval
- presidential aspirant
- presidential authorization
- presidential bid
- presidential bodyguards
- presidential briefing
- presidential campaign
- presidential campaigning
- presidential candidacy
- presidential candidate
- presidential caucus
- presidential clemency
- presidential commission
- presidential communication
- presidential communications
- presidential confidentiality
- presidential contest
- presidential council
- presidential decree
- presidential disability
- presidential duties
- presidential election
- presidential election campaign
- presidential election outcomes
- presidential election year
- presidential elections
- presidential elector
- presidential electorate
- presidential electors
- presidential emergency action
- presidential establishment
- presidential government
- presidential immunity
- presidential impeachment
- presidential inability
- presidential independence
- presidential initiative
- presidential instrument
- presidential nominating system
- presidential nomination
- presidential nominee
- presidential oath
- presidential office
- presidential officer
- presidential pardon
- presidential politics
- presidential policy
- presidential power
- presidential powers
- presidential prerogative
- presidential primaries
- presidential privacy
- presidential proposal
- presidential remission
- presidential remuneration
- presidential republic
- presidential rule
- presidential short ballot
- presidential subordinate
- presidential succession
- presidential system
- presidential tenure
- presidential tenure of office
- presidential term
- presidential transition
- presidential use of power
- presidential veto
- presidential voter
- presidential year
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