Translation for 'abet' from English to Slovak

to abet sth.

napomáhať n-čomu [nedok.]práv.

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to abet (sb.) in sth.

podnecovať (n-ho) k n-čomu [nedok.]práv.

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to abet sb. in sth.

navádzať n-ho na n-čo [nedok.]práv.

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to aid and abet

napomáhať trestnému činu [nedok.]práv.

pomáhať pri uskutočnení trestného činu [nedok.]práv.

byť nápomocný pri spáchaní trestného činu [nedok.]práv.

• Dacre was only once accused of recusancy, and although she allowed a printing press to be set up on her property, she refused to assist or abet treasonous plots against the Queen.
• Joseph Kennedy asked Bartlett to introduce John Kennedy to prospective brides to abet the aspiring politician's career.
• The court decided that if anyone had committed suicide, he would have been charged with, among other things, conspiring to aid and abet a suicide, so he should be charged now with the conspiracy.
• Sir Marmaduke persuades his widowed sister-in-law to abet him in this plot, in which she unwittingly disgraces one of her long lost sons and finds the other murdered by the villain.
• As a result of preferred direct indictment by the Crown Attorney on 2007-09-24, Mohamed was re-arrested and only faced 2 charges after the Crown dropped the third charge of providing property to aid and abet a terrorist organization.

• Some other words, like "vim" in "vim and vigor" or "abet" in "aid and abet", have become rare and archaic outside the collocation.
• Each penal provision in the Norwegian criminal code specifies if it is criminal to aid and abet. Further, when the attempt is criminal, participating in that attempt is criminal.
• Cissita was located about 36°54'04"N 10°2' 9.96"W and has been tentatively identified with ruins near Sidi T(h)abet, 24 kilometers from Tunis.
• applied his talents and enormous underworld contacts to abet the forces of law and order".
• Jaudon was noted as a skilled "financial diplomat" who managed to keep European capital flowing to the Bank amid the Panic of 1837, his efforts to abet U.S.

• Ablitt is a surname that derives from the word 'abet'.
• Academics echoed the sentiments, and also brought to light the possibility, albeit slim, that the new mechanism may abet assassinations.
• Bealby then falls in with Billy Bridget, an amoral tramp who takes his money and persuades him to abet a burglary.
• According to the lawyers, "The Canadian Boat's raison d'être is to aid and abet the terrorist organization that rules Gaza."
• It is illegal to "aid and abet suicide" under Section 179 of the New Zealand Crimes Act 1961.

• Iabet (Iabtet, Iab, Abet, Abtet, Ab) is a goddess in Egyptian mythology, counterpart of Imentet.
• The penalty for those who "aid, abet, counsel or procure the suicide of another" is a maximum of 14 years.