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сущ.1) общ. разграничение, разделение, размежеваниеclear demarcation between the responsibilities of our two departments — четкое разделение между сферами ответственности двух наших департаментов
2) общ. установление границ, демаркация3) эк. тр., брит. разграничение полномочий* (разграничение работ между членами различных профсоюзов, т. е. определение того, какие работы могут и должны выполняться членами данного профсоюза; профсоюзы договариваются между собой о разграничении работ для того, чтобы, с одной стороны, от работника не потребовали выполнения задач, не соответствующих его профессии, а с другой стороны, для защиты права своих членов на получение работы, т. е. для того, чтобы работа, предназначенная для членов данного профсоюза, не была поручена членам другого профсоюза)See:
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