Apr 27, 2017 09:24
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English term

‘noisy departure’

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Depending on the circumstances, these business agreements may be unfair or illegal and may not comply with particular competition laws.
Be sure to comply with the competition laws of the country in which you do business.
The correct definition is shown for each common business agreement below.
Be ready for a ‘noisy departure’
Laws
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Page 8 of 9
When to Attend a Trade Association Meeting?

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Приготовьтесь к тому, что расторгнуть контракт будет нелегко

Это будет сопровождать бурным и шумным обсуждением.

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Note added at 5 hrs (2017-04-27 14:36:56 GMT)
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Это будет сопровождаться бурным и шумным обсуждением.
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2 mins

уйти, хлопнув дверью

Т. е. выразив протест.
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13 mins

скандальный уход/увольнение со скандалом

не совсем понятно кто кого уходит. Обычно noisy departure употребляется в смысле увольнения, но не всегда...

Готовьтесь к увольнению со скандалом
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neutral Lazyt3ch : Контекст: When to Attend a Trade Association Meeting?
2 mins
Тогда "уйти со скандалом". Спасибо за мнение!
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27 mins

резкое/вольное oтступление от условий (заключенного делового) контракта

English As a Legal Language - page 31
https://books.google.hu/books?isbn=9041196803 -
Christine Rossini - 1998 - ‎Law
Examples are blocking light and creating noise, odors or pollution. ... BUSINESS TORTS unfair competition (US) a common law wrong of creating deception or ... Otherwise, misrepresentation may be a defense to contract. fraud obtaining a ... of contract persuading a contracting party to depart from the terms of a contract, ...

(noisy departure rerefs to the aircraft/aiport terminology, this is pilot slang :)

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Note added at 28 mins (2017-04-27 09:52:46 GMT)
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refers, sorry
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