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Перевод: immunity
[существительное]
иммунитет ; невосприимчивость ; неприкосновенность ; освобождение
[существительное]
Тезаурус:
- A year later he was deported to Turkey for his public condemnation of the Shah's agreement to grant diplomatic immunity to American military advisers and their support staff.
- The paper was returned because it did not suit the magazines's readership, but was accepted by Infection and Immunity .
- Magistrates will be given the same immunity over their actions in court as judges now enjoy.
- Magistrates will be given the same immunity from claims for costs or damages over their actions in court as judges now enjoy.
- Particular attention should be focused on hospital incinerators, since these have been subject to Crown immunity for many years and most are technically ill-equipped to burn at sufficiently high temperatures for adequate disposal of wastes (Gatrell and Lovett 1991).
- The vaccine - which consists of whole, dead leprosy bacilli - should induce immunity in the subjects.
- In non-specific immunity a class of white blood cells called macrophages kill invading organisms by releasing a gamut of potent substances and toxins.
- He blames Attorney General Sir Nicholas Lyell for making him sign the public immunity certificate.
- Union immunity from legal action would be allowed, as now, only if conditions such as a secret ballot had been met.
- Resistance to specific infectious diseases can be acquired in several ways (p. 82), and, of course, infants during the first few months of life are relatively unsusceptible to many infections because of transplacentally derived immunity.
- In these states, the security forces enjoy legal immunity from prosecution for offences committed while on duty.
- Therefore, when it became obvious that Baxter had no intention of paying the fine, Lord Powis interceded with the King and secured both his release and immunity from the "Five Mile Act".
- Reinforcing this quest for the extraordinary, which by definition should bring them quickly to the margins of deviance, is the fact that one of the frequent rewards of achievement is an immunity to many of the sanctions that constrain and punish the less successful.
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