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1 to pass a vote of no confidence
Pol. voter la censureEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to pass a vote of no confidence
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2 confidence
1 ( faith) confiance f (in en) ; to have (every) confidence in sb/sth avoir (pleine) confiance en qn/qch ; to put one's confidence in sb mettre sa confiance en qn ;2 Pol vote of confidence vote m de confiance ; to pass a vote of confidence voter la confiance ; motion of no confidence motion f de censure ; to pass a vote of no confidence voter la censure or une motion de censure (in à l'égard de) ;3 ( self-assurance) assurance f, confiance f en soi ; he lacks confidence il manque d'assurance, il n'est pas sûr de lui ;4 ( certainty) assurance f ; in the full confidence that avec la certitude que ; I have every confidence that she will succeed je suis sûr or persuadé qu'elle réussira ; I can say with confidence that je suis sûr or certain or convaincu que ;5 ( confidentiality) to take sb into one's confidence se confier à qn ; to tell sb sth in (strict) confidence dire qch à qn (tout à fait) confidentiellement ; write in strictest confidence to… écrivez-nous-nous vous promettons de respecter l'anonymat ;6 ( secret) confidence f.
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