infraction
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| infraction | |
| gen. | malpractice |
| econ. | offence |
| environ. | infraction |
| environ. engl. | infraction |
| h.rghts.act. | offense |
| IT transp. environ. | breach |
| law | contravention; infringement; act giving rise to criminal proceedings |
| market. commun. | violation |
| "continue" | |
| gymn. | "next comes" |
| "continuez!" | |
| box. | "go on!"; "go!" |
| Continuez | |
| avia. Canada | Go ahead |
| continu | |
| econ. met. | continuous; endless |
| med. | persistent |
| tech. | discrete |
| continue | |
| phonol. | continuant |
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| malpractice | |||
| predicate offence (de blanchiment de capitaux) | |||
| offence | |||
| infraction A breach, violation, or infringement; as of a law, a contract, a right or duty | |||
| infraction | |||
| offense | |||
| breach; security breach; system breach | |||
| contravention; infringement; act giving rise to criminal proceedings | |||
| criminal conduct | |||
| violation | |||
| infracture | |||
| wilful disregard; wilful failure; wilful misconduct; wrongdoing; wrongful action | |||
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infraction : 316 phrases in 28 subjects |