| English | Russian |
| arise out of or in connection with this Contract | возникнуть из настоящего Договора или в связи с ним (Alexander Demidov) |
| arise out of, under, or in connection with, a contract | возникать из договора (Alexander Demidov) |
| back out of a contract | отступить от контракта |
| back out of a contract | отступать от контракта |
| by pure luck I sold out my futures contracts at the exact top of the market | по чистой случайности я продал мои фьючерсные контракты точно в момент максимального подъёма рынка (Taras) |
| carry out a contract | реализовать контракт |
| contract out | привлекать стороннего исполнителя по договору (Stas-Soleil) |
| contract out | отдавать на аутсорсинг (Ремедиос_П) |
| contract out | обязаться не принимать участия |
| contract out of trading with | обязаться не торговать с |
| contract out on | контракт на убийство (someone inn) |
| if you back out from your contract, you will have to pay money to the firm | если вы откажетесь от контракта, вы должны будете заплатить фирме |
| if you back out of your contract, you will have to pay money to the firm | если вы откажетесь от контракта, вы должны будете заплатить фирме |
| obligations arising out of a contract | обязательства, вытекающие из договора (Alexander Demidov) |
| opt out of a contract | отказаться oт дальнейшего выполнения обязательств по договору (The transformation of public obligation to personal responsibility is effected by the social contract; insofar as individuals opt out of the contract, they opt out of ... Alexander Demidov) |
| person who put out the contract | заказчик убийства A contract killing. It takes at least three: the victim, the killer and (???). What do you call the one who pays for the killing to be done? The customer? One more question on the same subject: what verb do you use to describe the following act: Mr. A: Here is ten grand, Mr B. I want Mr. Smith dead by tomorrow. Mr. B. OK, he is as good as dead. What has Mr A just done? – I would call him the contractor. He has contracted the killer. – The person who hires a killer is technically commiting the crime of solicitation of murder, the one who's putting a hit out on the victim. The guy who carries out the contract killing is also known as the hit man, or a hit squad if it's a group who's hired to do the killing. – If we don't know the contractor for the active voice, we can say "There is a contract out on Smith." It's possible for it to be "known on the street" that "someone" has "put out a contract" on Smith, but not who that person's name. For most people, it would be better not to know. – In general, the person who performs the service is the contractor. A hired killer is sometimes called a "contract killer". The one who pays the contractor is the "employer" in more general usage, or (from the contractor's point of view) the client. In this specific situation, I guess we have the victim, the contract killer, and... hmm. I see your problem. I can't think of any one-word answer. The one who put out the contract, I guess. For complete clarity, I would say "the person who ordered the hit" or "the person who put out the contract". (Alexander Demidov) |
| the Parties shall endeavour to resolve amicably all disputes or differences which may arise out of this Contract, or in connection with it | Стороны будут стараться решать дружески все споры и разногласия, которые могут возникнуть по данному Контракту или в связи с ним |
