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1 обеспечивать
гл.( гарантировать) to assure; ensure; guarantee; secure; ( снабжать) to provide ( with); ( денежным покрытием) to coverобеспечивать всеобщее признание и соблюдение прав человека — to ensure (secure) universal recognition and observance of human rights
обеспечивать выплату и почтовый перевод компенсации — to ensure (secure) payment and transmittal of compensation
обеспечивать защиту конституционного строя — to ensure (secure) protection of the constitutional system
обеспечивать надлежащее исполнение обязанностей — to ensure (secure) proper discharge (execution, performance) of one's functions
обеспечивать свободу волеизъявления избирателей — to ensure (secure) a free expression of the electors' will
обеспечивать целостность и неприкосновенность своей территории — to ensure (secure) the integrity and inviolability of one's territory
- обеспечивать встречным удовлетворениемобеспечиватьэффективное выполнение положений настоящей Конвенции — to ensure (secure) effective implementation of the provisions of this Convention
- обеспечивать выполнение обязательств
- обеспечивать исполнение приговора
- обеспечивать обвиняемому защитника
- обеспечивать семью
- обеспечивать социальную справедливость
- обеспечивать явку обвиняемого по вызову
- обеспечивать явку свидетеля
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