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Question		Answer
To make something into a law start learning		enact
decided or controlled by law start learning		statutory
To spread information or ideas start learning		dissemination
different and separate start learning		distinct
To cause start learning		give rise to
A law or a set of laws start learning		legislation
th act of giving people new or secret information start learning		disclosure
To choose someone or something for a particular purpose or duty start learning		designate
To know someone or something because you have seen or experienced them before start learning		recognize
To get something start learning		obtain
To solve a problem, or to improve a bad situation start learning		remedy
someone's idea, invention, creation, etc., that can be protected by law from being copied by someone else start learning		intellectual property
To officially say that someone must not do something start learning		ban
To make someone pay an amount of money as a punishment for breaking a law or rule start learning		fine
To do something secretly with another person or group, in order to deceive or cheat others start learning		collude
if a rule or law is unenforceable, it is impossible to force people to obey it start learning		unenforceable
how much money a business earns in a period of time, the Total value of sales in a business during a certain time start learning		turnover
an action that breaks a rule, agreement, or law start learning		breach
something that exists apart from other things start learning		entity
The laws that are intended to make sure that there is fair competition between business, making rulesbto control monopolies start learning		competition law
To limit something, to keep within certain limits start learning		restrict
A situation in which a company offers goods at such a low prices that other companies cannot compete with it start learning		predatory pricing
A business, especially one of a particular type start learning		business entity
A difficult or important piece of work, especially one that takes a long time; a legal or official promise to do something start learning		undertaking
To make people obey a rule or law; to make a particular situation happen, or to make people accept it start learning		enforce
To improve something start learning		enhance
The act of providing something for someone; a rule that is part of a law or an agreement start learning		provision
To be a big enough amount or of a good enough quality for something; to be able to achhieve something start learning		meet obligations
information that you Discovery as the result of carrying out research; (legal) decisions made by judge or jury in a court case start learning		findings
money that a person or organization pays to someone because they have harmed them or something that belongs to them start learning		damages
To officially forbid something start learning		prohibit
To officially forbid something start learning		prohibit
having a lot of influence start learning		influential
To decide that something, especially money, will be used for a particular purpose start learning		earmarked
behaviour by someone in a position of responsibility that is morally wrong or breaks the rules while doing their job; bad behaviour start learning		misconduct
To use something in the wrong way or for the wrong purpose; to use wrongly start learning		illegal misuse
th amount of time that something lasts; the lengh of time anything continues start learning		duration
behaving or speaking in a way that is not naturalna or sincere start learning		affected
completely necessary; that cannot be done without start learning		indispensable
ways of stopping something happening or stopping someone doing something start learning		prevention
not legally or officially acceptable start learning		void
different start learning		dissimilar
not directed at, intended for, a suitable for someone or something start learning		inapplicable
too different to exist or live together start learning		incompatible
have something as a main and necessary part or quality start learning		consist in
To read something in order to get information start learning		referred to in
A general instruction from a higher authority about what is to be done start learning		directives
To use of something for the wrong purpose in a way that is harmful or morally wrong start learning		abuse
To accept or start using something new start learning		adopt
The fact of being considered satisfactory and acceptable in a law court start learning		admissibility
A way in which something can be used for a particular purpose start learning		application
A difficult or important piece of work, especially one that takes a long time; a legal or official promise to do something start learning		undertakings
The system of free trade that exists between countries belonging to the European Union start learning		internal market
A rule or law that limit what people can do start learning		restriction
To judge the quality, effect, impotance, or value of something start learning		measures
To have a harmful effect on a situation start learning		prejudice
behaviour which obeys an order, rule, or request start learning		compliance
To decide a certain and exact date, price, plan, etc start learning		fix
To achieve something, especially after a lot of work start learning		attainment
large in amount; large and strong start learning		substantial
To officially make new rules, or to officially say how something must be done start learning		laid down
an official rule that control how something is done start learning		regulations
A country that belongs to a political, economic, or trade organization such as the European Union start learning		Member States
an organization of the European Union, formę of one judge from each member country, that decide on the laws that all its member should follow. It has the power to change decisions made by a National courts start learning		Th court of Justice of the European Union
To Discovery the facts or truth about something; to decide what will happen start learning		determine

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