"law" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

law rzeczownik

rzeczownik + law

Kolokacji: 367

state law • copyright law • tax law • canon law • immigration law • labor law • election law • Jude Law • bankruptcy law • Sharia law • ...

law + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 141

law firm • law degree • law enforcement • law school • law professor • law practice • law clerk • law partner • law review • law library • ...

law + czasownik

Kolokacji: 216

law requires • law allows • law prohibits • law governing • law applies • law forbids • law banning • law regulating • law limits • ...

czasownik + law

Kolokacji: 170

study law • practice law • enact laws • teach law • maintain law • law designed • adopt laws • impose law • establish law • create laws • ...

Kolokacji: 69

Grup znaczeniowych: 23

Kolokacji: 8

Kolokacji: 9

Kolokacji: 8

Kolokacji: 19

Kolokacji: 15

1. maintain law = utrzymuj ład maintain law

2. uphold the law = przestrzegać prawa, utrzymywać stosowanie prawa uphold the law

3. oppose the law = sprzeciw się prawu oppose the law

4. contain laws = zawieraj prawa contain laws

5. preserve law = zachowaj prawo preserve law

6. keep the law = przestrzegać ustawy, przestrzegać prawa keep the law

keep law

7. hold under law = trzymaj na mocy prawa hold under law

8. pursue in law = ścigaj według prawa pursue in law

9. seek under the law = szukaj zgodnie z prawem seek under the law

10. try under law = spróbuj na mocy prawa try under law

11. seek laws = szukaj praw seek laws

12. hold in law = trzymaj według prawa hold in law

13. retain laws = zachowaj prawa retain laws

14. ease laws = prawa łatwości ease laws

The indication that Mr. Bush would ask Congress to ease existing laws in the name of fire-protection angered environmental leaders.
Mr. Gingrich agreed to ease antitrust laws for the ostensible purpose of permitting doctors and hospitals to create their own health plans in competition with traditional insurance companies.
It would ease important environmental laws designed to protect not only the forests but also the legal rights of citizens who care about them.
To the Editor: You report that President Bush wants to ease laws on logging (front page, Aug. 22).
They include apportioning oil revenues through legislation, easing laws that excluded former Baath Party members from government positions and holding provincial elections.
Many states, such as Texas, Washington and Indiana, have eased laws that had made it difficult to commit people involuntarily to hospitals.
In the name of expediting "fuel reduction," the plan would also ease important environmental laws, reduce the opportunity for public comment and restrict judicial review.
While American trade negotiators launched a frontal assault, he quietly pressed the Government to ease laws that had made it next to impossible to build large-scale stores.
That is because, to make it easier for business to cut costs, the Chirac administration has eased laws restricting layoffs.