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[əˌkredɪ'teɪʃ(ə)n]1) Общая лексика: аккредитация (дипломатических представителей, журналистов), аккредитация учебного заведения, признание за ним права выдавать дипломы и присваивать ученые степени, признание соответствующим официальным нормам, признание соответствующим официальным нормам (больниц и т.п.)2) Компьютерная техника: гарантирование, обеспечение3) Военный термин: (установленный) контингент, группа, персонал4) Строительство: установление квалификации, установление компетентности5) Юридический термин: аккредитование6) Кино: признание рекламного агентства7) Политика: удостоверение (наблюдателя на выборах и т.д.)8) Вычислительная техника: санкционирование9) Образование: (of prior learning) зачёт академических баллов (за прослушанные ранее курсы)10) Автоматика: аттестационный, аттестация, сертификационный, сертификация (продукции)11) юр.Н.П. аккредитование (diplomatic intercourse and international organization)12) Безопасность: подтверждение полномочий, признание полномочий
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