Staff have agreed to accept a new pay offer after talks with management. začněte se učit
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to agree to an offer, plan or suggestion etc
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The agreement was signed yesterday. začněte se učit
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a negotiated and usually legally binding arrangement between two or more parties; a contract
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Durham Tees Valley argued that the airline breached a contract, signed in April 2003, which obliged it to fly two of its planes out of the airport for a minimum of 10 years. začněte se učit
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to break or violate a law, obligation, duty or contract term etc
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As used in this section, 'total consideration paid or contracted to be paid' includes money or anything of value, paid or delivered or contracted to be paid or delivered in return for the sale. začněte se učit
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payment made in exchange for performance of a contract; something of value given by one party to another in order to induce (=persuade, encourage, convince) the other to contract
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Liability assumed by a party under a contract by express language, implication, or operation of law; includes not only the obligation of a party to perform in accordance with the contract but also such other obligations as may be assumed, e.g., those arising from indemnification or hold harmless clauses.
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The damage incurred by the plaintiff was estimated to be £100,000. začněte se učit
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loss or injury, caused negligently or intentionally, to a person or property
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The UN Charter allows the use of force for the express purpose of restoring international peace and security. začněte se učit
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clearly and intentionally stated; not implied
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The text of the Constitution implies that each house must take all its decisions by majority vote. začněte se učit
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oznaczać, sugerować, implikować to suggest that something is true, or that you think something is true, without saying it directly
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It is a crime to transmit a disease with the intention of causing a serious injury. začněte se učit
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your aim or objective in doing something
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What are my obligations under the agency agreement? začněte se učit
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things that you must do because of some moral or legal duty
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He offered to paint my house for $1000. začněte se učit
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to communicate the terms and conditions of a possible agreement to a party with whom you would like to make that agreement
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REWARD. An offer of recompense given by authority of law for the performance of some act for the public good; which, when the act has been performed, is to be paid; or it is the recompense actually paid. 2. A reward may be offered by the government or by a private person. In criminal prosecutions, a person may be a competent witness although he expects, on conviction of the prisoner, to receive a reward
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1) to write one's signature on a document, including an "X" by an illiterate or physically impaired person, provided the mark is properly witnessed in writing as "Eddie Jones, his mark." An attorney-in-fact given authority to act for another person by a power of attorney may sign for the one giving the power, but should identify the signature as "by his attorney-in-fact, George Goodman." 2) to communicate by sign language.
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The new guidelines state that the consultation document must be written using plain language. začněte se učit
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to say or write something, often in an official or formal situation
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Sagheer plans to sue the US for $10.4m compensation, according to his lawyer. začněte se učit
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to take a civil legal action against a person or organisation, often (but not only) when claiming money for some harm, injury or wrong that they have caused you
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1. (usually specified prenominally) the actual language or mode of presentation used he described the project in loose terms 2. conditions of an agreement you work here on our terms 3. (Business / Commerce) a sum of money paid for a service or credit; charges 4. (usually preceded by on) mutual relationship or standing they are on affectionate terms
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Most UK corporate contracts do not have to be made under seal. začněte se učit
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przypieczętowany, opatrzony pieczęcią of an official document signed and including the seal or stamp of the signer
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orally, vocally, in words, in speech, by word of mouth He has difficulty expressing himself verbally.
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a tenancy (agreement) (pcm = per calendar month an agreement that gives someone the right to use land or a property začněte se učit
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An association spokesman said the changes did not involve any amendments to tenancy agreements.
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franchise agreement (between a franchiser – the people who license a franchise – and a franchisee – the people who run the franchise) National Express's problems came from having paid too much for the franchise. začněte se učit
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a right that someone buys from a company to sell its goods or services, especially in a particular area
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loan agreement (APR = annual percentage rate; the interest that has to be paid) Banks generally have standard loan agreements, and can often be unwilling to change the terms. začněte se učit
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a contract between borrower and lender which sets out the terms and conditions for the loan
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employment contract (full-time) začněte se učit
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contract between employer and employee
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terms and conditions of sale (purchase agreement) začněte se učit
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umowa o wypożyczenie samochodu
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podpisać się np. na umowie
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