Translations for „exigent“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

exigent [ˈeksɪʤənt] ADJ form

1. exigent (urgent):

exigent

naglący

2. exigent (demanding):

exigent

wymagający

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Exigent circumstances simply means that the officers must act quickly.

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Historical land dispossession is regarded by many as a hindrance to the exigent need for our economic emancipation and social advancement.

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As well, the courts can consider whether there was any exigent circumstances, urgency, or necessity in the act.

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The court must also take into account whether there are exigent circumstances, a bond requirement, a judicial assessment, a detailed statement of factual basis, and a prompt post-seizure hearing.

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Due to exigent circumstances concerning the welfare of the child, officers made entry into the unsecured residence.

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Surely there were some people with good reason for neglecting to vote -- medical situations, unforeseen circumstances or other exigent situations.

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The authorities claimed the exigent circumstance was a belief that drug evidence was being destroyed.

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That is why capitalism itself best thrives when protected from its own exigent excesses.

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It is attempting to do these things in extremely exigent conditions, leaving few resources and little energy for terrorizing the rest of the world.

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The existence of exigent circumstances is a mixed question of law and fact.

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