отказ от деятельности
English translation: withdrawal from activities
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| 5 | Decline project or Refuse to complete project |
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| 5 | Renege on the project. |
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| 5 | recession (from), abandoned intent, etc. |
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| 4 | withdraw from |
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| 4 | abandonment |
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| 4 | waiver of participation in the project |
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Decline project or Refuse to complete project Explanation: refuse, reject, pass up, turn down, decline -- (refuse to accept; "He refused my offer") Good Luck |
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withdraw from Explanation: выйти из проекта? |
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abandonment Explanation: = cessation, discontinuance |
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2 hrs confidence:
waiver of participation in the project Explanation: I met "waiver" in the sense of "refusal" many times in various types of contracts Maybe it can help. Best wishes |
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2 hrs confidence:
Renege on the project. Explanation: Renege, renege on, renegue on, go back on -- (fail to fulfill a promise or obligation; "She backed out of her promise") |
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2 hrs confidence:
recession (from), abandoned intent, etc. Explanation: You may simply place "...changed their mind", or "ceased activity on fulfillment", or "abandoned the project", or even "discontinue activities related to", "went out from...", "ceased operations", "ceased research wroks", "stopped (ceased) project execution (fulfillment)", "interruption of project completion", etc. The noun here would seemingly be not so useful as verbs may:-) The idea is clear: to say "no" but with largest possible smile:-))))) Yours, Tagir. Please look at the sites like www.polit.ru, www.gazeta.ru, www.lenta.ru (they seemingly have Englihs version) or at a site like Moscow News (their translators are possibly the best in Russia). above + lingvo |
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