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• The fourth wave: 1965 to the present;
• After G. C. Thornley;
• C. Judges in Great Britain;
• The Mouse On the Mile 5 page;
• RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL;
• THE UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION;
• The UK is a constitutional monarchy; it means that the head of state is a king or a queen. The present sovereign is Queen Elizabeth II.;
• The term «intellectual property», «intellectual property law», its subjects, objects etc.;
• SCENE SIX;
• Read the whole text and answer these questions.;
• Ex. 6. Fill in the missing words in the text below. Choose from the following list and use each word once only.;
• Violation of the Duty;
• True-False Statements;
• Theorem on the equivalent generator;
• The USA judiciary;
• Loss of legal rights and privileges;
• Description of your home;
• Occlusal (prosthetic) plane;
• Edit]Protocol 4 - civil imprisonment, free movement, expulsion;
• LEGAL PROFESSION in Ukraine;
• The Extended Family;
• Read the text and answer the question which is in the heading of the text.;
• Exercise 2. In the following fragment about Cork, one of Ireland’s main towns, insert all the missing articles.;
• THE LATE MIDDLE AGES;
• GEORGE BERNARD SHAW;
• Negotiableinstruments;
• To decide if your business is ready to undertake an acquisition.;
• ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT;
• Оxford_dictionary_of_law 7 page;
• Confidentiality notices;
• How a Liquid Propellant Rocket Works;
• Exercise 1. Look at the sentences below. Decide whether you can leave out ‘the’ where it is underlined in each sentence, and put ‘yes’ or ‘no’ in the spaces provided.;
• Pre-reading task: Read the text and make up the plan of it.;
• Read the composition on the advantages and disadvantages of imprisonment as a form of punishment. Fill in each gap with one of the following words or phrases.;
• Look through the phrases given below. Distribute them into 2 columns of safe and unsafe topics. Name each topic according to the model.;
• Study the tables, then choose the correct prepositions in the sentences below;
• Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts;
• Reading and Speaking;
• UNITED KINGDOM System of Government;
• House of Lords;
• Here are some symbols that are often used in lecture note-taking. Look at the list.;
• Ex. 6. Translate the following sentences into Russian.;
• Jesus Wants to Teach You Himself;
• THE HOUSE OF COMMONS;
• There are many organizations and agencies that function to work on particular issues. Translate their names into Russian.;
• Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee – Supreme Court review of state court decisions;
• CAPITAL PUNISHMENT;
• The Old Woman and Her Pig;
• G Up to one minute.;
• The Growth of International Law;
• The USA executive;
• Parliamentary elections in the UK;
• Expressing similarity;
• Exercise 4. Read the following sentences, notice carefully the words in bold, and translate the sentences into Russian.;
• The Marsh King’s Daughter 1 page;
• Article 126. Illegal Deprivation of Freedom;
• Wish List by Sylvia Day;
• Answer the questions.;
• Speech as an activity;
• SYSTEM OF POLITICAL PARTIES;
• This article provides a checklist for employment matters.;
• STUDY OF THERMAL RADIATION LAWS DETERMINATION OF STEFAN CONSTANT;
• The Ass—A Beast of Burden;
• Task 3. Say whether the following statements are true or false.;
• TEXT A. COURT AND ITS PEOPLE;
• THE HANDBOOK OF HYMEN;
• I. THE NATURE OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DR. MERCADO AND THE PRESIDING ARBITRATOR GIVES RISE TO A CONFLICT OF INTEREST AND NEEDS THE DISMISS FROM THIS ARBITRATION;
• UNIT 3 BASIC MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS;
• Term AND TERMINATION of Agreement AND ORDERS;
• Sir Edward Coke 1552-1634;
• International commercial arbitration;
• The house that Jack built;
• THE LEGAL PROFESSION;
• The Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA);
• THE PRESIDENT AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS;
• Now listen to the interview. Take notes about the answers to the questions in Step 1.;
• Valve Clearances (COLD Engine, i.e. leave engine overnight);
• The Garden Party;
• Ex. 7. Make the headline fit the crime. Match the headlines to the first lines of the stories that follow.;
• Penal law, criminal offense, civil offence, damage, penalty, prohibited, human being, disagreement, to be imprisoned, responsible, criminal code, control, be found guilty.;
• WARNSCHILD WARNSCHILD WARNSCHILD;
• Articles on the Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts (2002).;
• GRAMMAR IN BUSINESS WRITING;
• Ask; inquire; try; find out; wonder; want to know;
• Higher Education in The U.K.;
• MY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD COMMUNITY;
• Finish up the sentences by adding one of the fragments.;
• The first law schools in Europe;
• The functions of the Gerund;
• Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar;
• Ex. 7 State the meaning of the modal verb “to be“ in the following sentences.;
• Sources (forms) of law;
• Article 123. Coercion into Sexual Intercourse, Sodomy, Lesbianism, or Other Actions of a Sexual Character;
• Agree or disagree with the statements.;
• ARTICLE 107;
• Balancing Rights with Responsibilities;
• Re-Inventing the World;
• THAT AFTERNOON 3 page;
• Court Decisions of an Individual State (country) Concerning its International Obligations;
• Reading 1. Employment Law;
• Judicial System of the Russian Federation;
• Same numbered gap in the text.;
• The Purpose of State Punishment;
• Private limited companies in the UK in many ways,;
• A. Read the information about Kevin Mitnick and answer the question below.;
• United Building Council v. Camden- No market participant exception for PIC;
• Step two: Believe.;
• The Court System of the USA;
• LATE VICTORIAN AND POST-COLONIAL LITERATURE;
• THE HERMIT OF THE SOUTHERN MARCH;
• SYSTEM OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT;
• THE Legislative Branch;
• OPERATIVE PROVISIONS;
• Land Law;
• The Godfather” By Mario Puzo;
• Match some more metaphors with their explanations and illustrate their usage in the situations of your professional communication.;
• Exercise 1. Insert articles where necessary.;
• INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS;
• The introduction of modern education;
• Trial: Civil and Criminal;
• The doorbell ring and I open it up.;
• The UK Judiciary;
• UK Parliament;
• Scope and Construction; change control;
• Section 3: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW;
• Exercise 5. Cirle the stressed syllable in each of the underlined words.;
• the tenth man;
• How Jack Went Out to Seek His Fortune;
• Article 209. Economic Contraband;
• The political system of the USA;
• Judges In Great Britain;
• TEXT 1: STATE CONSTITUTIONS;
• WHISTLING DICK'S CHRISTMAS STOCKING;
• Article 191. Illegal Banking Activity;
• Exxon Corp. v. Governor of Maryland;
• The Beautiful and Damned;
• Parole and Life Licence;
• UNIT 2 SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW;
• Article 144. Divulgation of a Medical Secret;
• Something about the structure of the firm.;
• Vocabulary for track 3;
• Determining the height of the bite;
• Scales of justice out of balance;
• Оxford_dictionary_of_law 2 page;
• Laws and rules;
• GET ONE, GET THEM ALL;
• TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE;
• Transportation;
• Key Differences Between Leaders And Managers;
• Articles in the noun group;
• The system of arbitration courts in the Russian Federation;
• The list of main characters;
• THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT;
• Key Vocabulary List;
• Exercise 8. Insert articles where necessary.;
• Sample Collocations;
• Health protection and promoting healthy lifestyles.;
• MR. NEW YORKER AND HIS THREE-SPEED;
• Public Health England;
• Prologue 1942–1961;
• Ex. 104. Use the right forms of the verbs in brackets.;
• The Mill on the Floss by G. Elliot;
• THE SHARP CEREAL PROFESSOR;
• That Member State which would be affected by the;
• Look at the results of the survey above, then fill in the sentences below with the vocabulary provided.;
• TEXT 2: WHAT IS CONGRESS?;
• Supplementary Texts;
• Exercise 5. Choose the incorrect word or phrase and correct it.;
• Experimental Uncertainties – Introduction to Kinematics and Calculus;
• B. The relationship between jus cogens and the rule of State immunity;
• The growth of Parliament;
• Criminal Proceedings;
• State meanings of the given polysemantic adjectives on the bases of their lexical valency, i.e. with the help of nouns they are combined with.;
• THE YEARS BETWEEN THE WARS;
• THE SYSTEM OF COURTS IN THE UNITED STATES;
• CATWALK;
• The legal system in the US;
• A) like a house on fire;
• Requirements for a Scientific Theory of Innovation;
• Murder in the Library;
• Encounter negative factors that prevent or hinder one;
• Article 308. Exceeding Power or Official Authority;
• BELARUSIAN STATE UNIVERSITY;
• The Twentieth Century;
• Read the texts below to get more interesting information about festivals and holidays in Great Britain.;
• APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION OF THE RULES;
• The monkey detective;
• THE USAGE OF COMLEX OBJECT AND COMLEX SUBJECT;
• THE NANNY CAMERA;
• The course leaders, Rob Bateman and Helen Johns, are both;
• Article 288. Illegal Hunting;
• The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland;
• Good offices, conciliation and mediation;
• The Lawnmower Man;
• Study the italicized phrases. Recall how they were used in the text. Make sentences with each.;
• GREAT BRITAIN;
• England, Wales and Northern Ireland;
• Negotiable Instruments and the Federal Common Law of Commerce;
• Here's a Valentine's Day tale. Prepare yourself.;
• The System of Checks and Balances;