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1 высшая мера наказания
1) General subject: the last sanctions of the law, capital punishment, supreme penalty, maximum punishment, maximum sentence2) Law: extreme penalty, sanction of last resort, the extreme penalty, supreme measure of punishment3) Diplomatic term: last sanctions of the law4) leg.N.P. ultimum supplicium5) Drugs: death penaltyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > высшая мера наказания
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2 мера мер·а
1) (действие) measure, move, stepосуществлять меры — to carry out / to implement measures
предпринимать / принимать меры — to take measures / steps / actions, to make arrangements
прибегать к каким-л. мерам — resort to some measures
антиинфляционные меры, меры по борьбе с инфляцией — antiinflationary / antiinflation measures
бюджетные / финансовые меры — fiscal measures
временные меры — interim / temporary measures
высшая мера наказания — supreme / death penalty, capital punishment; last sanctions of the law
дисциплинарные меры — disciplinary actions / measures
жёсткие меры — strict / strong measures
карательные меры — punitive measures, vindictive actions
корректировочные меры, меры по урегулированию — adjustment measures
надлежащие / соответствующие меры — adequate / appropriate / due / proper measures / steps / actions
немедленные меры — prompt actions / measures / steps
неотложные / первоочередные меры — high priority measures
ограниченные меры — limited / restrictive measures / arrangements
правовые и административные меры по сохранению качества окружающей среды — legal and administrative measures for protecting environmental quality
предварительные меры — preliminary / provisional measures / steps
радикальные меры — drastic / radical measures
решительные меры — drastic / decisive / firm / resolute / tough / strong measures
своевременные меры — timely measures / steps
совместные меры — cooperative / joint measures
согласованные меры — agreed / agreed-upon measures
срочные меры — high-priority / urgent measures
строгие меры — rigorous / severe measures
чрезвычайные меры — extraordinary / emergency measures
энергичные меры — active / vigorous measures
эффективные меры — effective / effectual measures
меры безопасности / по обеспечению безопасности — safetyjmeasures
переговоры по мерам по укреплению доверия — negotiations / talks on confidence-building measures
меры, исключающие обход / нарушение условий договора / соглашения — measures to safeguard against circumvention
меры, касающиеся процедурных вопросов — procedural measures
меры, несовместимые с обязательствами — measure derogating from (one's) obligations
меры по контролю — control / verification measures
мера по нормированию / распределению — rationing arrangements
меры по ограничению и сокращению обычных / неядерных вооружений — nonnuclear disarmament measures
меры по оказанию помощи гражданскому населению — relief actions for the benefit of the civilian population
меры по предотвращению возможного обхода (соглашения) — measures to safeguard against circumvention, noncircumvention measures
меры по проверке (выполнения соглашения) — verification measures, measures of verification
меры по разоружению — disarmament measures, measures of disarmament
частичные меры по разоружению — partial disarmament measures, partial measures of disarmament
"пакет" мер по разоружению — package of disarmament measures
мера по укреплению стабильности — stabilizing measures, measures to enhance stability
мера предосторожности — safeguard / precautionary measures
меры принуждения — measures of enforcement / compulsion
меры, причиняющие вред — harmful measures
меры, связанные с чем-л. — associated measures
2) (величина) measure
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