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[ˈfri:dəm]academic freedom академическая свобода academic freedoms академические свободы (права университетов и студенческого волеизъявления) economic freedom экономическая свобода freedom независимость freedom право, привилегия; freedom of speech (of the press) свобода слова (печати) freedom разг. свобода, вольность; to take (или to use) freedoms (with smb.) позволять себе вольности (по отношению к кому-л.) freedom свобода, независимость freedom свобода freedom свободное пользование freedom of action свобода действий freedom of assembly свобода собраний freedom of association свобода ассоциаций freedom of association свобода объединений freedom of association свобода объединений в профсоюзы freedom of association свобода объединения; свобода создания ассоциаций freedom of belief свобода веры freedom of choice свобода выбора freedom of collective bargaining свобода заключения коллективного договора freedom of contracting принцип свободы заключения контрактов freedom of employment свобода трудоустройства freedom of establishment свобода создания предприятий freedom of expression свобода слова freedom of information свобода информации freedom of movement свобода передвижения freedom of occupation свобода выбора профессии freedom of occupation свобода выбора рода занятий freedom of religion свобода религии freedom право, привилегия; freedom of speech (of the press) свобода слова (печати) freedom of speech свобода слова freedom of the city почетное гражданство и вытекающие из него привилегии freedom of the press свобода печати freedom of the seas свобода морей freedom of the seas свобода открытого моря freedom of the seas свободное мореплавание для судов нейтралов во время войны freedom of thought свобода мысли freedom of trade свобода торговли freedom of transit свобода транзита freedom of travel свобода передвижения freedom of will свобода воли freedom to provide services свобода предоставления услуг religious freedom свобода вероисповедания religious freedom свобода совести freedom разг. свобода, вольность; to take (или to use) freedoms (with smb.) позволять себе вольности (по отношению к кому-л.)
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