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1 suspension of judgment
= suspension of judgement відстрочення (відстрочка) винесення судового вироку; відстрочення (відстрочка) виконання вироку -
2 suspension of judgement
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3 suspension
відкладання, відстрочення; призупинення, припинення ( виконання рішення тощо); (тимчасове) скасування; підвішення- suspension by the feet
- suspension of act
- suspension of arms
- suspension of driving licence
- suspension of driving license
- suspension of execution
- suspension of hostilities
- suspension of judgment
- suspension of judgement
- suspension of law
- suspension of nuclear tests
- suspension of operation
- suspension of payments
- suspension of prescription
- suspension of right
- suspension of right to vote
- suspension of sentence
- suspension of statute
- suspension of the constitution
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