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Перевод: protestation

[существительное]
торжественное заявление; протест ; возражение; заявление
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. A protestation like John Thorpe's, "I never read novels" (he does except The Monk) is smartly dismissed as "common cant".
2. Marijuana, liberalism, wild living and protestation had been around for a long time.
3. (The PLAYER starts to speak, protestation, but GUIL turns on him viciously.)
4. So convinced are such people that to be impaired is to "die" that no amount of protestation to the contrary seems to make any difference.
5. When he was consecrated, however, Cranmer made a public protestation that any oath which he took acknowledging the authority of the Pope was not intended to be binding if it were against the law of God or the King's prerogatives, nor would it bind him to be less free in reformation of the Church.
6. A worthwhile study is to systematically trace the linguistic structure of noteworthy names in a locality, as mentioned in poll tax, muster, protestation, tithe commutation and other returns, using as many early reference sources as possible and paying due regard to modern commentaries and analyses.
7. Here is a coil with protestation.
8. These include Tudor lay subsidies, muster rolls, protestation returns, and so on.
9. Maturin counters the captain's protestation that happy ships did exist by asserting that harmony on a ship depends "upon the whim, the digestion and the virtue of one or two men, and that is iniquitous".
10. In the face of vigorous protestation from the President and the Council that this was an unfair and flawed scheme of remuneration, which would lower quality and create mistrust between solicitor and client, and following unsuccessful judicial review proceedings on behalf of the profession, the regulations were set to become law in June.
11. MP for Okehampton (January 1641), he signed the Protestation (May) but was sent to the Tower for a week (July) when his seizure of the papers of Sir John Eliot q.v. thirteen years earlier was brought up.
12. Despite his protestation, he moved across the studio to inspect the photograph closely.
13. She kneels and makes a show of protestation to him.