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urgent order - перевод на русский
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Urgent (disambiguation); Urgent (band)
urgent order
срочный заказ
urgent
['ə:dʒ(ə)nt]
общая лексика
актуальный
безотлагательный
безотложный
цито
связь
срочный
медицина
неотложный
ургентный
прилагательное
общая лексика
срочный
неотложный
крайне необходимый
настойчивый
упорный
назойливый
срочный, настоятельный
настойчивый, упорный
синоним
urgent
срочный; безотлагательный; неотложный
Определение
urgent
a.
1.
Pressing, cogent, importunate, pertinacious, earnestly solicitous.
2.
Pressing, imperative, cogent.
Википедия
Urgent
Urgent may refer to:
- Urgent (American band), a 1980s band from New York City
- Urgent (Canadian band), a 1980s band from Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- "Urgent" (song), a 1981 song by Foreigner
- Urgent! Records, a former record company
Примеры употребления для urgent order
1. In an urgent order, the interim regime also shut down sine die all the universities in the country and colleges in the six divisional cities of Dhaka, Chittagong, Rajshahi, Khulna, Sylhet and Barisal.
2. He called the package the new administration‘s "most urgent order of business." "There is no question about it," said John Habat, a budget specialist at Cleveland‘s Center for Community Solutions.
3. The government, however, denied the accusations and argued that the ruling would help small firms be more nimble and adaptable to changing market situations. «We are doing this so that small companies can arrange their work hours without the intervention of trade unions,» said Labor Minister Panos Panayiotopoulos, citing the example of a textile business which might need its employees to work intensely over a short period of time to meet an urgent order that guarantees the firm’s survival.
4. However, a three–judge panel also said that moves to force–feed war crimes suspect Vojislav Seselj should only be undertaken "to the extent that such services are not contrary to compelling internationally accepted standards of medical ethics or binding rules of international law." In a written "urgent order to the Dutch authorities," the judges said international law on force–feeding is not uniform, but European Court of Human Rights jurisprudence states "‘force–feeding‘ does not constitute torture, inhuman or degrading treatment if there is a medical necessity to do so." Justice Ministry spokesman Hans Janssens said he had no comment on the order.
