Сборник упражнений по грамматике английского языка для студентов-юристов

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Сборник упражнений по грамматике английского языка для студентов-юристов
3. All UN members are to fulfill in good faith their Charter obli-
gations.
4. Everyone has the right to be presumed innocent until proved 
guilty.
5. To unite the country by peaceful means still remains a prob-
lem to be solved.
6. To eradicate crime it is necessary to study all its causes.
7. If the person to be arrested is suspected of committing a 
felony the policeman may use all necessary means to overcome the 
resistance in order to effect the arrest.
8. The offender disliked to be talked to like that.
9. To be a good student is to pass all exams successfully.
10. For the evidence collected by the investigator to be valid in 
court it must be presented in the form of such documents as records 
of interrogation, search inspection, etc.
11. When the case is too serious for the magistrates to deal 
with themselves, they hear the evidence and then send the case to be 
tried to the Crown Court where there is a jury.
12. The case must have been considered by now.
13. The government proposes a number of measures to be im-
plemented for a radical improvement of relations between states.
14. It is not a simple thing for a tourist from Europe to cross the 
street in London, because in Britain the cars keep to the left and not 
to the right as in European countries and Russia.
15. The criminal waited for the judge to pass the sentence.
16. The criminal to be apprehended will be taken to prison.
17. The purposes of the United Nations are to maintain interna-
tional peace and security.
18. To detect the criminal is very often not an easy task to fulfill.
19. He had no intention to commit a criminal act.
20. He can’t be studying at such a late hour.
21. He is known to have been working at this problem for many 
years.
22. He is glad to have been invited to the conference.
23. The defendant is unlikely to be convicted this week. The 
public expects the jury to examine evidence and give a just and rea-
sonable verdict.
24. The case to be committed to the Crown Court for sentenc-
ing must be considered in outline by magistrates.

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