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Custody order
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A court order that says who a child will live with and who should make decisions about health care, education, and other important things
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Custody, английский
- Опекунство
- Забота о сохранности информации
Custody (safe custody), английский
Custody = confinement = imprisonment, английский
Custody account, английский
Счет депо
Custody charge, английский
Банковский сбор за хранение ценных бумаг
Custody officer, английский
This is the police officer who is in charge of running the police custody area. they are responsible for your care and welfare whilst in the station. d
Custody price, английский
Банковский сбор за хранение ценных бумаг
Custody program, английский
Custody risk, английский
The risk of loss of securities held in custody occasioned by the insolvency, negligence or fraudulent action of the custodian or of a sub-custodian
Custody services, английский
Банковские услуги по хранению ценных бумаг
Custody transfer flow metering station, английский
Custody, to take into~, английский
Custody: secure vs. open, английский
Ord, английский
- Operational ready date
- Order
- Ordnance
- Optical rotatory dispersion
- Abbr. for “er.” order 1. in classical architecture, an arrangement of a particular style of column together with the entablature (which it supports) and standardized details, including its base and capital. the greeks developed the corinthian order, doric order, and ionic order; the romans added the composite order and tuscan order. for each order, the height and spacing of the columns is established in terms of a specified number of diameters of the lower part of the columns; the design of the base and capital is also prescribed. the height of the entablatures is determined by the height of the columns. 2. in masonry, one ring of several around an arch.
- Indication of an order
- Operational requirements document (faa)
Ord, шведский
Ord ftir spectroscopy, английский
Optical rotatory dispersion fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
Orda, шведский
Orda [ae, f], horda [ae, f], латинский
Ordagrann, шведский
Ordanshite, английский
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Custom, испанский
A usage or practice of the people, which, by common adoption and acquiescence, has become compulsory
Ues de que dichas personas son declarados culpable de un crimen/delito; (3) el cuidado y el control de los ninos, испанский
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