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training Powerpoint presentations, books, Internet profiling applications
Can you tell me what the red part mean, in particular "profiling"? Thanks...
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I'm working on an english- italian glossary about criminal law. I didn't find any good english web site with free criminal law glossaries, apart...
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Can interest English on the world grows?
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In what meaning is "accrued" used here:?
However, the trial judege failed to take account of the fact that the father had acrrued rights to buy under...
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Do you have any kind of jobs for students in your countries? In Slovenia for instance we have special service called "študentski servis"-if we translate...
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I am interesting in knowing what possibly could be the title of a contract for an English language instructor to be hired for one year and to teach...
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Is the archaic "whosoever" allowable in an EU legal doc, eg "Whosoever violates duties shall be liable to the company"?
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Here's the sentence:
"He sought an o ccupation order under the family law act 1996 in respect of the former family home as he had insufficient funds...
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Hi, can anyone please tell me, whether it's unemployment or redundancy, the British refer to? Especially in topics concerning the unemployment policy,...
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is there anyone who knows the meaning of the term "Letter Agreement"?
And is there any difference between the above and just "Agreement...
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what is public law institution? tks a lot.
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Please, I have a doubt and I hope you could help me. Can a person who has just finished his English course, but doesn't have any of the most...
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I've been asked to help improve the English of a Spanish-speaking corporate lawyer. Can anyone suggest textbooks and other materials to guide my lessons...
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Hi! I'm a Ukrainian translator specializing in legal translations. Since I've been doing this not for a long time I would like to have some help from...
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I have wrote the following rules for a law discussion board which I set up recently and would like to have your opinion if everything is okay (please correct...
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I'm a student in Law and I would like to know your point of view about the Arbitration. Do u think it can avoid to go to Court, does it really help each...
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If you are in Europe, I heard that Cambridge ESOL, TransLegal and Cambridge University Press are having International Legal English meetings which might...
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Shall or should, which is stronger in contract/agreement terms
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I thought you may be interested to know that Cambridge have recently announced a new test of Legal English. See this link for more details.
Yours...
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Can anyone direct me to a website where I can find study materials to prepare for interpretation and translation in law area?
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I am looking for a formal, legal term which means "not for release".
My department is sending draft document to some influential members of the...
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Since all things say: “In the Name of God,” and bearing God’s bounties in God’s name, give them to us, we too should say: “In the Name of God.” We...
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In my Property Law exam, the son was entitled to the fixtures and the daughter was entitled to the chattels under a will. The two were disputing the title...
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letter of guarantee, letter of indemnity/ letter of undertaking
what are the differences among them? i'm so confused in making a choice in my writing...
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I'm new to the forum and it looks very professional. I'm an English Lecturer in Israel and have a law degree as well. I'm starting to teach a legal...
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