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1 arrest
арешт, накладання арешту, затримання ( підозрюваного тощо); заборона; припинення, призупинення ( виконання рішення тощо); постанова суду; (за)арештовувати, накладати арешт (на майно тощо), затримувати; припиняти, призупиняти ( виконання рішення тощо); забороняти- arrest a judgement
- arrest a suspect
- arrest an offender
- arrest by warrant
- arrest entry
- arrest federally
- arrest for crime
- arrest for drug possession
- arrest for federal crime
- arrest form
- arrest goods
- arrest in a frame-up
- arrest in custody
- arrest in quarters
- arrest judgement
- arrest judgment
- arrest locally
- arrest of cargo
- arrest of ship
- arrest of vessel
- arrest of judgement
- arrest of judgment
- arrest on suspicion
- arrest on charge
- arrest on civil process
- arrest on espionage charges
- arrest on mesne process
- arrest on probable cause
- arrest on spy charges
- arrest on spying charges
- arrest on suspicion
- arrest on suspicion of a crime
- arrest on the spot
- arrest on trumped-up charges
- arrest order
- arrest process
- arrest rate
- arrest record
- arrest records
- arrest resistance
- arrest technique
- arrest the body of offender
- arrest under suspicion
- arrest upon hue and cry
- arrest warrant
- arrest without warrant
- arrest witness -
2 order
1) наказ, команда, розпорядження, припис, вказівка; заявка; інструкція; вимога; лад, устрій; порядок; орден; ордер; черговість; перепустка; регламент ( звід правил); розділ ( правил судочинства Верховного суду Англії)2) віддавати наказ, веліти; розпоряджатися, віддавати розпорядження; вимагати; давати інструкції; замовляти•order for compulsory admission to mental hospital — розпорядження ( або наказ) про примусове направлення до психіатричної лікарні
- order a murderorder for production for inspection — розпорядження про пред'явлення ( продукції) для перевірки
- order a new trial
- order a retrial
- order bill of lading
- order check
- order cheque
- order clause
- order day
- order document
- order for collection
- order for committal
- order for costs
- order for disinterment
- order for enforcement
- order for possession
- order for the defendant
- order form
- order imprisonment
- order in council
- order new elections
- order new imposition
- order nisi
- order of business
- order of commitment
- order of council
- order of course
- order of court
- order of discharge
- order of dismissal
- order of examination
- order of jurisdiction
- order of mandamus
- order of precedence
- order of priority
- order of prohibition
- order of proof
- order of revivor
- order of sequence
- order of succession
- Order of the Bath
- order of the court
- order of the day
- order out of the country
- order smb. out of the country
- order payable at sight
- order policy
- order the detention of a ship
- order to leave the country
- order to pay
- order to shoot and kill
- order to show cause
- order under law
- order voucher
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