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Перевод: asylum

[существительное]
убежище; психиатрическая больница; прибежище; приют

Тезаурус:

1. The Reformation and the growth of different religious traditions within Western Europe enabled the dissident to apply for spiritual asylum in another denomination.
2. The deportations were carried out despite a formal request from the UNHCR that Britain be more flexible in the application of its asylum rules in the interest of "international burden sharing".
3. In November 1990, the Government conceded that the Immigration (Carriers Liability) Act and associated visa requirements "do indeed prevent some asylum seekers from coming to the UK", but further stated that it "has no obligation to encourage or assist would-be asylum seekers to come here and enter our procedures".
4. The strength of the opposition to the Asylum Bill and the climbdown on legal aid show that a concerted campaign can succeed in overturning unfair and unworkable proposals.
5. We shall therefore convert this open asylum, mainly harmless, to relaying water supplies (see Green Issues), sewage and drainage, roadways and canals, railways and maintenance of playgroup exercise areas.
6. This script began with Aunt Lilian's release from the shabby asylum in which she had been held for decades.
7. I arrived in England and applied for asylum.
8. As there is no provision in the UK immigration rules for issuing visas to asylum seekers overseas, in an embassy or High Commission, there is a contradiction in the requirement of visas for asylum seekers to enter the country.
9. On the Asylum wall of Trobarrow Quarry, Dave Bates took a diagonal line to produce Diary of a Sane Man E7 6b, 100.
10. In the third work of this asylum period, the Jubilate Agno , he was much more ambitious.
11. The lunatics are now running the asylum."
12. However, it was a little later in the campaign when the asylum card was really played, particularly by Kenneth Baker (whose swan-song had been predicted by many observers as being just this), but also by Douglas Hurd and the Prime Minister.
13. He had heard that forty pounds a year had been paid for a girl to be looked after in the asylum of Dr Perfect in West Malling.