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Definition
Synonym
justiziell
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
justiziell
adj
jur.
justiziell
e Maßnahmen
justiziell
e Kontrolle; Kontrolle durch die Justiz
Justizbehörde
f
justiziell
e Zusammenarbeit in Europa
judicial
judicial action
judicial control
judicial authority
judicial co-operation in Europe
justiziell
adj
jur.
justiziell
e Maßnahmen
justiziell
e Kontrolle; Kontrolle durch die Justiz
Justizbehörde
f
justiziell
e Zusammenarbeit in Europa
judicial
judicial action
judicial control
judicial authority
judicial co-operation in Europe
justiziell
adj
jur.
justiziell
e Maßnahmen
justiziell
e Kontrolle; Kontrolle durch die Justiz
Justizbehörde
f
justiziell
e Zusammenarbeit in Europa
judicial
judicial action
judicial control
judicial authority
judicial co-operation in Europe
Verjährung
f
jur.
die Verjährung hemmen unterbrechen
Verzicht auf Geltendmachung der (eingetretenen) Verjährung
Verjährung eines Anspruchs
Verjährung der Gewährleistungsansprüche
Verjährung von Kriegsverbrechen
Verjährung durch ein erworbenes Recht
Ansprüche aus grundbücherlichen Rechten unterliegen nicht der Verjährung.
Der Anspruch erlischt durch Verjährung.
Die Verjährung der Straftat wird durch
justiziell
e Maßnahmen gehemmt unterbrochen.
Die Verjährung ruht.
statute of limitations; limitation of actions; limitation lapse of time (in criminal law); prescription
to suspend interrupt toll
Am.
the statute of limitations prescriptive period
waiver of the statute of limitations
prescription of a claim; limitation of (the right of) action (in respect of a claim); expiration of a right of action through lapse of time
limitation of action for warranty claims
(statutory) limitation in respect of war crimes
prescriptive right
Claims arising out of registered
Br.
recorded
Am.
rights in land are not subject to the statute of limitations.
The claim is extinguished by prescription.; The claim becomes time-barred barred by the statute of limitations.
The statute of limitations for the offence is suspended by judicial action.
The limitation period does not run.
Verjährung
f
jur.
die Verjährung hemmen unterbrechen
Verzicht auf Geltendmachung der (eingetretenen) Verjährung
Verjährung eines Anspruchs
Verjährung der Gewährleistungsansprüche
Verjährung von Kriegsverbrechen
Verjährung durch ein erworbenes Recht
Ansprüche aus grundbücherlichen Rechten unterliegen nicht der Verjährung.
Der Anspruch erlischt durch Verjährung.
Die Verjährung der Straftat wird durch
justiziell
e Maßnahmen gehemmt unterbrochen.
statute of limitations; limitation of actions; limitation lapse of time (in criminal law); prescription
to suspend interrupt toll
Am.
the statute of limitations prescriptive period
waiver of the statute of limitations
prescription of a claim; limitation of (the right of) action (in respect of a claim); expiration of a right of action through lapse of time
limitation of action for warranty claims
(statutory) limitation in respect of war crimes
prescriptive right
Claims arising out of registered
Br.
recorded
Am.
rights in land are not subject to the statute of limitations.
The claim is extinguished by prescription.; The claim becomes time-barred barred by the statute of limitations.
The statute of limitations for the offence is suspended by judicial action.
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justiziell Synonyme
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judicial Synonyme
judicial
actionable
analytical
applicable
authorized
careful
circumspect
competent
considerate
constitutional
critical
curial
discerning
discreet
discriminating
discriminative
discriminatory
distinguishing
enlightened
fair
forensic
impartial
judgmatic
judgmental
judicative
judicatorial
judicatory
judiciary
judicious
juridic
juridical
jurisdictional
jurisdictive
juristic
just
justiciable
keen
kosher
lawful
lawmaking
legal
legislative
legit
legitimate
licit
magisterial
official
perceptive
percipient
perspicacious
politic
provident
prudent
prudential
reflecting
reflective
rightful
sanctioned
sharp
statutory
thoughtful
tribunal
valid
well-advised
well-judged
within the law
judicial
process
action
case
cause
cause in court
judgment
judicatory
judicature
judiciary
justice
lawsuit
legal action
legal case
legal proceedings
legal process
legal remedy
litigation
proceedings
prosecution
suit
suit at law
the courts
justiziell Definition
Action
(
n.
)
A
process
or
condition
of
acting
or
moving,
as
opposed
to
rest
Action
(
n.
)
An
act
Action
(
n.
)
The
event
or
connected
series
of
events,
either
real
or
imaginary,
forming
the
subject
of
a
play,
poem,
or
other
composition
Action
(
n.
)
Movement
Action
(
n.
)
Effective
motion
Action
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
the
active
processes
going
on
in
an
organism
Action
(
n.
)
Gesticulation
Action
(
n.
)
The
attitude
or
position
of
the
several
parts
of
the
body
as
expressive
of
the
sentiment
or
passion
depicted.
Action
(
n.
)
A
suit
or
process,
by
which
a
demand
is
made
of
a
right
in
a
court
of
justice
Action
(
n.
)
A
right
of
action
Action
(
n.
)
A
share
in
the
capital
stock
of
a
joint-stock
company,
or
in
the
public
funds
Action
(
n.
)
An
engagement
between
troops
in
war,
whether
on
land
or
water
Action
(
n.
)
The
mechanical
contrivance
by
means
of
which
the
impulse
of
the
player's
finger
is
transmitted
to
the
strings
of
a
pianoforte
or
to
the
valve
of
an
organ
pipe.
Authority
(
n.
)
Legal
or
rightful
power
Authority
(
n.
)
Government
Authority
(
n.
)
The
power
derived
from
opinion,
respect,
or
esteem
Authority
(
n.
)
That
which,
or
one
who,
is
claimed
or
appealed
to
in
support
of
opinions,
actions,
measures,
etc.
Authority
(
n.
)
Testimony
Authority
(
n.
)
A
precedent
Authority
(
n.
)
A
book
containing
such
a
statement
or
opinion,
or
the
author
of
the
book.
Authority
(
n.
)
Justification
Control
(
n.
)
A
duplicate
book,
register,
or
account,
kept
to
correct
or
check
another
account
or
register
Control
(
n.
)
That
which
serves
to
check,
restrain,
or
hinder
Control
(
n.
)
Power
or
authority
to
check
or
restrain
Control
(
v.
t.)
To
check
by
a
counter
register
or
duplicate
account
Control
(
v.
t.)
To
exercise
restraining
or
governing
influence
over
Judicial
(
a.
)
Pertaining
or
appropriate
to
courts
of
justice,
or
to
a
judge
Judicial
(
a.
)
Fitted
or
apt
for
judging
or
deciding
Judicial
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
the
judiciary,
as
distinguished
from
legislative,
administrative,
or
executive.
See
Executive.
Judicial
(
a.
)
Judicious.
Operation
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
operating
Operation
(
n.
)
The
method
of
working
Operation
(
n.
)
That
which
is
operated
or
accomplished
Operation
(
n.
)
Effect
produced
Operation
(
n.
)
Something
to
be
done
Operation
(
n.
)
Any
methodical
action
of
the
hand,
or
of
the
hand
with
instruments,
on
the
human
body,
to
produce
a
curative
or
remedial
effect,
as
in
amputation,
etc.
Self-action
(
n.
)
Action
by,
or
originating
in,
one's
self
or
itself.
Self-control
(
n.
)
Control
of
one's
self
judicial / judicial action / judicial control / judicial authority / judicial co-operation in Europe Bedeutung
act
deed
human
action
human
activity
something
that
people
do
or
cause
to
happen
action
something
done
(usually
as
opposed
to
something
said),
there
were
stories
of
murders
and
other
unnatural
actions
course
course
of
action
a
mode
of
action,
if
you
persist
in
that
course
you
will
surely
fail,
once
a
nation
is
embarked
on
a
course
of
action
it
becomes
extremely
difficult
for
any
retraction
to
take
place
maneuver
manoeuvre
evasive
action
an
action
aimed
at
evading
an
opponent
capture
gaining
control
seizure
the
act
of
forcibly
dispossessing
an
owner
of
property
performance
execution
carrying
out
carrying
into
action
the
act
of
performing,
of
doing
something
successfully,
using
knowledge
as
distinguished
from
merely
possessing
it,
they
criticised
his
performance
as
mayor,
experience
generally
improves
performance
fire
control
preparation
for
the
delivery
of
shellfire
on
a
target
operation
the
activity
of
operating
something
(a
machine
or
business
etc.),
her
smooth
operation
of
the
vehicle
gave
us
a
surprisingly
comfortable
ride
operation
a
planned
activity
involving
many
people
performing
various
actions,
they
organized
a
rescue
operation,
the
biggest
police
operation
in
French
history,
running
a
restaurant
is
quite
an
operation,
consolidate
the
companies
various
operations
rescue
operation
an
operation
organized
to
free
from
danger
or
confinement
undercover
operation
an
operation
involving
secret
work
within
a
community
or
institution
buy-and-bust
operation
an
undercover
operation
by
narcotics
detectives
to
catch
unsuspecting
drug
dealers
judicial
torture
torture
that
is
sanctioned
by
the
state
and
executed
by
duly
accredited
officials,
the
English
renounced
judicial
torture
in
action
the
most
important
or
interesting
work
or
activity
in
a
specific
area
or
field,
the
action
is
no
longer
in
technology
stocks
but
in
municipal
bonds,
gawkers
always
try
to
get
as
close
to
the
action
as
possible
operation
procedure
a
process
or
series
of
acts
especially
of
a
practical
or
mechanical
nature
involved
in
a
particular
form
of
work,
the
operations
in
building
a
house,
certain
machine
tool
operations
inventory
control
supervision
of
the
supply
and
storage
and
accessibility
of
items
in
order
to
insure
an
adequate
supply
without
excessive
oversupply
operation
surgery
surgical
operation
surgical
procedure
surgical
process
a
medical
procedure
involving
an
incision
with
instruments,
performed
to
repair
damage
or
arrest
disease
in
a
living
body,
they
will
schedule
the
operation
as
soon
as
an
operating
room
is
available,
he
died
while
undergoing
surgery
eye
operation
eye
surgery
any
surgical
procedure
involving
the
eyes
sexhange
operation
transsexual
surgery
surgical
procedures
and
hormonal
treatments
designed
to
alter
a
person's
sexual
characteristics
so
that
the
resemble
those
of
the
opposite
sex
Shirodkar's
operation
purse-string
operation
a
surgical
procedure
in
which
a
suture
is
used
to
close
the
cervix
in
a
pregnant
woman,
is
performed
when
the
cervix
has
failed
to
retain
previous
pregnancies
suicide
mission
martyr
operation
sacrifice
operation
killing
or
injuring
others
while
annihilating
yourself,
usually
accomplished
with
a
bomb
sting
operation
a
complicated
confidence
game
planned
and
executed
with
great
care
(especially
an
operation
implemented
by
undercover
agents
to
apprehend
criminals)
control
the
activity
of
managing
or
exerting
control
over
something,
the
control
of
the
mob
by
the
police
was
admirable
crowd
control
activity
of
controlling
a
crowd
damage
control
an
effort
to
minimize
or
curtail
damage
or
loss
flight
control
control
from
ground
stations
of
airplanes
in
flight
by
means
of
messages
transmitted
to
the
pilot
electronically
flood
control
(engineering)
the
art
or
technique
of
trying
to
control
rivers
with
dams
etc
in
order
to
minimize
the
occurrence
of
floods
gun
control
efforts
to
regulate
or
control
sales
of
guns
internal
control
an
accounting
procedure
or
system
designed
to
promote
efficiency
or
assure
the
implementation
of
a
policy
or
safeguard
assets
or
avoid
fraud
and
error
etc.
management
control
an
internal
control
performed
by
one
or
more
managers
quality
control
maintenance
of
standards
of
quality
of
manufactured
goods
arms
control
a
limitation
on
the
size
and
armament
of
the
armed
forces
of
a
country
riot
control
riot
control
operation
the
measures
taken
to
control
a
riot
control
(physiology)
regulation
or
maintenance
of
a
function
or
action
or
reflex
etc,
the
timing
and
control
of
his
movements
were
unimpaired,
he
had
lost
control
of
his
sphincters
motor
control
control
of
muscles
birth
control
birth
prevention
family
planning
limiting
the
number
of
children
born
rhythm
method
of
birth
control
rhythm
method
rhythm
calendar
method
of
birth
control
calendar
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
ovulation
is
assumed
to
occur
days
before
the
onset
of
a
period
(the
fertile
period
would
be
assumed
to
extend
from
daythrough
day
of
her
cycle)
reflex
reflex
response
reflex
action
instinctive
reflex
innate
reflex
inborn
reflex
unconditioned
reflex
physiological
reaction
an
automatic
instinctive
unlearned
reaction
to
a
stimulus
mathematical
process
mathematical
operation
operation
(mathematics)
calculation
by
mathematical
methods,
the
problems
at
the
end
of
the
chapter
demonstrated
the
mathematical
processes
involved
in
the
derivation,
they
were
learning
the
basic
operations
of
arithmetic
arithmetic
operation
a
mathematical
operation
involving
numbers
matrix
operation
a
mathematical
operation
involving
matrices
military
action
action
a
military
engagement,
he
saw
action
in
Korea
operation
military
operation
activity
by
a
military
or
naval
force
(as
a
maneuver
or
campaign),
it
was
a
joint
operation
of
the
navy
and
air
force
combined
operation
a
military
operation
carried
out
cooperatively
by
two
or
more
allied
nations
or
a
military
operation
carried
out
by
coordination
of
sea,
land,
and
air
forces
police
action
a
local
military
action
without
declaration
of
war,
against
violators
of
international
peace
and
order
maneuver
manoeuvre
simulated
military
operation
a
military
training
exercise
peacekeeping
peacekeeping
mission
peacekeeping
operation
the
activity
of
keeping
the
peace
by
military
forces
(especially
when
international
military
forces
enforce
a
truce
between
hostile
groups
or
nations)
amphibious
operation
a
military
operation
by
both
land
and
sea
forces
intelligence
intelligence
activity
intelligence
operation
the
operation
of
gathering
information
about
an
enemy
clandestine
operation
an
intelligence
operation
so
planned
and
executed
as
to
insure
concealment
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