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1 restriction of voting rights
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= restriction of voting rights обмеження права голосуEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > restriction of voting right
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обмеження, скорочення; рестрикція; функція обмеження; домашній арешт; застереження; перешкодаrestriction of freedom of movement — = restriction of freedom of travel обмеження свободи пересування
restriction of freedom of travel — = restriction of freedom of movement
restriction on clandestine operations — обмеження на проведення таємних операцій ( секретними службами)
restriction on eligibility for membership in Congress — обмеження на право бути обраним до Конгресу ( США)
restriction placed on libel suits — обмеження, що накладаються на позови про дифамацію
restriction on prescription drugs — обмеження на ліки, що продаються тільки за рецептом лікаря
restriction on the formation of limited partnerships — обмеження на утворення компаній (командитних товариств) з обмеженою відповідальністю
restriction on the right of ownership — = restriction on the right of property обмеження права власності, обмеження майнового права
- restriction of activityrestriction on the right of property — = restriction on the right of ownership
- restriction of activities
- restriction of benefit
- restriction of free speech
- restriction of liability
- restriction of liberty
- restriction of national power
- restriction of responsibility
- restriction of right
- restriction of sovereignty
- restriction of voting right
- restriction of voting rights
- restriction on exportation
- restriction on exports
- restriction on importation
- restriction on import
- restriction on imports
- restriction on interrogation
- restriction on personal choice
- restriction on powers
- restriction on private farming
- restriction on private trade
- restriction on the press
- restriction on trade
- restriction on use
- restriction order
- restriction upon state action
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