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Перевод: peremptory

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Тезаурус:

1. Today, uniformed warders break that first ethereal stillness with their peremptory warnings about smoking and taking pictures.
2. The ancestral lady was not, however, to be put off, and hardly a week went by when she did not telephone or call on some pretext, bringing her gardener in tow to take cuttings or dig up bulbs, and keeping up her barrage of accusing questions, inquiring, for instance, in her peremptory manner, what Jane was going to "do about" the long-neglected yew hedge.
3. The closure notice was peremptory and we made the most of the fact that a poor, struggling little community service radio station, without benefit of commercial revenue, serving the southern and central parts of the province from gratis studios and operated by a completely voluntary staff, was being victimized by a powerful political federal body without regard to the expressed wishes of the people.
4. "When Thatcher was on the pot, it is my belief she was peremptorily required by her mother and grandmother to do her duty," writes Abse, and proceeds to build a gigantic edifice on the assumption: "A mother who is peremptory when the child wants satisfaction at the breast, is the same severe mother who denies her child the pride in her own first creation, her faeces," he explains.
5. But on 12 March a peremptory summons came from the archbishop, who had gone to Vienna to attend the celebrations marking the accession of the new emperor, Joseph II.
6. They were not even allowed to attempt to grow things in tubs in their black area, for reasons vague but peremptory, put forward by their landlady, an octogenarian Mrs Irving, who inhabited the three floors above them in a rank civet fug amongst unnumbered cats, and who kept the garden as bright and wholesome and well-ordered as her living-room was sparse and decomposing.
7. She no longer looked forward to each day, so much had she come to dread her sister's peremptory orders, the changes of routine, the explanatory telephone calls.
8. He was, it appears, neither rapacious nor peremptory, no "for kicks", no "wham bam, thank you, mam!" - he tried to make sure both of them enjoyed the time; and he was fun.
9. Corbett nodded and opened his mouth to speak but Bruce brushed him aside with a peremptory wave of his hand.
10. Erika heard something vague and peremptory from her mother and then, as the line went dead, the front door rattled, Herr Nordern came in, and Erika shrugged and dropped the phone back on to its holder.
11. In the past, such a sweeping move would have taken the form of a peremptory decree, but the new parliament is committed to doing everything by the rules.
12. "Just do it," came the peremptory reply.
13. In accepting the Crown's application, Lord Coulsfield said that the general rule of law was that evidence which was relevant to the issue was admissible unless excluded by some peremptory rule of law.