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Irish word

chleacht

to practice (past of cleacht)

verbmasculine

chleacht means “to practice (past of cleacht)” in Irish and is used as a verb.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formchleacht
Séimhiúchhleacht
Urúgchleacht

chleacht in context

(3) Einne a gheobhfar ciontach in aon chleacht cuirpthe, (i dteanta na bpíonóisí a luaidhtear sna fo-ailt roimhe seo) beidh sé, ar feadh tréimhse seacht mblian ón dáta ar a bhfuighfar ciontach é, gan bheith ábalta ar—

(3) A person who is convicted of any corrupt practice shall (in addition to the punishments mentioned in the foregoing sub-sections) be incapable during a period of seven years from the date of his conviction—

C1

Fostú an iomad daoine no íocaíocht ró-mhór do bheith ina chleacht neadhleathach.

Excessive employment or payment to be illegal practice.

B2

(2) Ach ní bheidh iarrthóir freagharthach ná ní cuirfar a thogha ar nea-mbrí mar gheall ar aon chleacht nea-dhleathach fén Acht so a dhéanfidh a ghníomhaire marab é a ghníomhaire toghacháin an gníomhaire sin.

(2) Provided that a candidate shall not be liable, nor shall his election be avoided for any illegal practice under this section committed by his agent other than his election agent.

C1

E do bheith ina chleacht nea-dhleathach ráitisí bréagacha áirithe do dhéanamh i dtaobh iarrthóra.

Certain false statements concerning a candidate to be illegal practise

B1

Iompar mí-rialta i dtionól do bheith ina chleacht nea-dhleathach.

Disorderly conduct at a meeting to be illegal practice.

B1

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