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41 dagens rett
subst. today's special -
42 EDB-rett
subst. (edb) computer law, information technology law -
43 engelsk-amerikansk rett
subst. (jus) Anglo-American law -
44 EU-rett
subst. (jus) European Community law, community law -
45 forbeholde seg rett til å
reserve (for oneself) the right to -
46 forstå meg rett
don't misunderstand, don't get me wrong -
47 gjeldende rett
subst. (jus) law, valid law, current law, applicable law -
48 interlegal rett
subst. (jus) law governing application of foreign law, private international law -
49 intern rett
subst. (jus) municipal law, domestic law subst. (jus) internal law -
50 internasjonal rett
subst. (jus) [ folkerett] international law -
51 kanonisk rett
subst. canon law -
52 kollegial rett
subst. (jus) collegiate court -
53 kreve sin rett
claim one's right -
54 lovbestemt rett
subst. (jus) statutory law and regulations pursuant to delegated authority -
55 lovfestet rett
subst. (jus) statutory law subst. (jus) statutory right, legal right -
56 materiell rett
subst. (jus) material law, internal law, substantive law -
57 obligatorisk rett
(jus) right in personam -
58 offentlig rett
subst. (jus) ublic law -
59 positiv rett
subst. (jus) positive law -
60 preseptorisk rett
subst. (jus) mandatory rule of law, peremptory rule of law, unyielding rule of law
См. также в других словарях:
Rett — ist der Familienname von: Andreas Rett (1924−1997), österreichischer Neuropädiater und Autor Barbara Rett (* 1953), österreichische Fernsehmoderatorin Andere Verwendungsformen: RETTmobil, seit 2001 jährlich in Fulda stattfindende Messe Rett… … Deutsch Wikipedia
rett — cu·rett·age; ster·rett·ite; … English syllables
Rett syndrome — Classification and external resources ICD 10 F84.2 ICD 9 330.8 … Wikipedia
Rett's syndrome — or Rett syndrome ret(s) n a familial disorder that affects females usu. during infancy, that results from arrested brain development, and that is characterized by cognitive and psychomotor deterioration, dementia, stunted head growth, stereotyped … Medical dictionary
Rett's syndrome — /rets sinˈdrōm/ noun A genetic neurological disorder that mainly affects baby girls, causing dyspraxia and impaired learning and communication ORIGIN: Andreas Rett (1924–97), Austrian paediatrician … Useful english dictionary
Rett-Syndrom — Klassifikation nach ICD 10 F84.2 Rett Syndrom … Deutsch Wikipedia
Rett syndrome — A genetic disease that is a uniform and striking, progressive neurologic developmental disorder and one of the most common causes of mental retardation in females. After normal development up to the age of 6 to 18 months, developmental stagnation … Medical dictionary
Rett syndrome — ▪ pathology also called cerebroatrophic hyperammonemia rare progressive neurological disorder that causes mental retardation (intellectual disability), compulsive hand movements, reduced muscle tone, difficulties in walking, autism,… … Universalium
Rett's syndrome — a disorder affecting young girls, in which stereotyped movements (see stereotypy) and social withdrawal appear during early childhood. Intellectual development is often impaired and special educational help is needed [Rett (1924–1997), Austrian… … The new mediacal dictionary
Rett syndrome — /ˈrɛt sɪndroʊm/ (say ret sindrohm) noun a syndrome which affects girls between 6 and 18 months of age, exhibiting itself in such symptoms as social withdrawal and loss of hand coordination, and adversely affecting physical and mental development …
Rett — Andreas, 20th century Austrian pediatrician. See R. syndrome … Medical dictionary