rights(1. Title to or an interest in any property. 2. Any interest or privilege recognized and protected by law; 1. Право или доля в праве на собственность. 2. Любой интерес или привилегии, признанные и охраняемые законом)
rights(привилегии на выполнение некоторых задач типа локальной или удалённой регистрации в системе, установки системного времени и т.п., права отличаются от разрешений, которые определяют возможности доступа к объектам системы)
authorization; entitlement(на совершение какого-либо действия; noun (formal) 1. uncountable ~ (to something) the official right to have or do something • This may affect your entitlement to compensation. 2. countable something that you have an official right to; the amount that you have the right to receive • Your contributions will affect your pension entitlements. 3. countable (NAmE) a government system that provides financial support to a particular group of people • a reform of entitlements • Medicard, Medicare and other entitlement programs Example Bank: • They will have to prove their entitlement to the property. • We are able to advise people what their legal entitlements are. OALD Alexander Demidov)
law(science, Complex of rules fixed by law or custom which regulate social relations; Свод правил, принятых в рамках закона или обычая, регулирующий социальные взаимоотношения; научн)
law(in most general sense of the word-a rule or a body of rules of human conduct, including decisions of courts of justice, acts of legislature, and customary law)
rights(the legal right given in return for a sum of money to produce e.g. a film from a book • He has sold the film rights of his new book to an American company)
option([C or U] one of a number of choices or decisions you can make, or the ability or freedom to choose what you do: "You need to think very carefully about the various options. "Our options look fairly limited at the moment. have the option of doing something "Insurance policyholders with the company have the option of waiving the excess altogether. have the option to do something "Customers have the option to cancel the contract within 21 days. explore/review/look at the options "WTO members are reviewing options for improving market access for the least-developed countries. assess/consider/weigh the options "The board will take its time in weighing the available options. not be an option "If telecommuting isn't an option, firms can offer their employees more flexible working schedules. have no/little option (but to) "In order to compete, we have no option but to cut prices. CBED Alexander Demidov); business; biz; place(It's not my place to tell him he's wrong); power(a right belonging to e.g. a person in authority • The police have the power of arrest)
permission(A rule associated with an object to regulate which users can gain access to the object and in what manner. Permissions are assigned or denied by the object's owner); title(Legal ownership of something)
dexter; off(о расположении чего-либо); right-hand(at the right; to the right of something else; towards the right • the top right-hand drawer of my desk; a right-hand bend in the road); righty; righteous(Notburga); right-wing(по взглядам, убеждениям); right winger; adhering to the Right in politics(в политике); opposite of left; just; clockwise(e.g. правое вращение INkJet); wingnut(US Artjaazz); right(on or related to the side of the body which in most people has the more skilful hand, or to the side of a person or thing which is toward the east when that person or thing is facing north (opposite to left) • When I'm writing, I hold my pen in my right hand); offside((of a vehicle etc.) on the side nearest to the centre of the road • the front offside wheel); worthy(I willingly give money to a worthy cause)
clockwise; correct; just(1. honorable and fair in one’s dealings and actions: a just ruler. ; 2. consistent with what is morally right; righteous: a just cause; 3. properly due or merited: just deserts; 4. valid within the law; lawful: just claims; 5. suitable or proper in nature; fitting: a just touch of solemnity; 6. based on fact or sound reason; well-founded: a just appraisal)
