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власть, основанная на принуждении
Влияние, основанное на вере исполнителя, что оказывающий влияние может наказать его или се, затруднив удовлетворение насущных потребностей исполнителя.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > coercive power
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пол., упр. власть принуждения [наказания\]; власть, основанная на принуждении (власть, базирующаяся на возможности применения или отмены наказания; напр., возможность воздействовать на поведение подчиненных, проистекающая из наличия у руководителя полномочий на применение дисциплинарных взысканий и т. п.)See: -
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1) Юридический термин: право на принуждение2) Психология: сила принуждения3) Реклама: принудительная сила4) Менеджмент: власть, основанная на принуждении5) Авиационная медицина: возможности принуждения, возможности сдерживания -
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Англо-русский словарь по авиационной медицине > coercive power
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сущ. власть, основанный на принуждении fEnglish-Russian project management dictionary > coercive power
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сила принужденияEnglish-Russian dictionary of technical terms > coercive power
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власть, основанная на принуждении- влияние, основанное на вере исполнителя, что оказывающий влияние может наказать его или се, затруднив удовлетворение насущных потребностей исполнителя.English-Russian glossary of the book Meskon > coercive power
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co·er·cive[kəʊˈɜ:sɪv, AM koʊˈɜ:r-]\coercive measures Zwangsmaßnahmen pl\coercive power Zwangsgewalt f* * *[kəʊ'ɜːsɪv]adjZwangs-* * *A adj1. zwingend, Zwangs…:coercive measure Zwangsmaßnahme f2. überzeugend, zwingend (Gründe etc)B s Zwangsmittel n* * *adj.zwingend adj. -
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1) способность; право; правомочие; полномочие; компетенция2) власть3) держава•power coupled with interest — 1. предоставленное агенту право на извлечение выгоды из предмета агентского договора 2. доверенность на распределение наследства вкупе с получением права на него;
- power of attorneypower to initiate [to introduce] legislation — право законодательной инициативы
- power of attorney and substitution
- power of communication
- power of eminent domain
- power of impoundment
- power of investigation
- power of judgement
- power of municipality
- powers of office
- power of review
- power of substitution
- power of testation
- power of the purse
- absolute power
- adjudicative power
- administrative power
- advisory powers
- amending power
- ample powers
- ancillary powers
- appointing power
- arbitrary power
- beneficial power
- coercive power
- cognate powers
- commerce power
- confirmatory power
- congressional power
- consignatory power
- constituent power
- corporate powers
- countervailing power
- current power
- defective mental power
- delegated powers
- diplomatic powers
- discretionary powers
- discretionary power
- dispensing power
- effective power
- emergency powers
- enforcement powers
- enumerated powers
- executive power
- exercitorial power
- express powers
- extramural powers
- fact-finding power
- federal powers
- foreign power
- formal power
- full powers
- general power of attorney
- granted powers
- great power
- hostile power
- implied powers
- inherent powers
- intramural powers
- judgement-making power
- judgment-making power
- judgement-passing power
- judgment-passing power
- judicial power
- judiciary powers
- law-executing power
- law-interpreting power
- law-making power
- legal power
- legislative power
- licensing power
- mandatory power
- maritime power
- mental power
- merged powers
- military power
- monarchical power
- municipal power
- naked powers
- national power
- normal powers
- official powers
- official powers and duties
- organic powers
- pardoning power
- parental power
- parliamentary power
- paternal power
- plenary power
- police power
- political power
- prerogative power
- prerogative powers of the Crown
- presidential power
- pretended power
- pretrial power
- prevailing power
- protective power
- reasoning power
- recall power
- removal power
- reserved powers
- residential powers
- residual powers
- resulting powers
- royal power
- rule-making powers
- signatory power
- sole power
- sovereign power
- special power of attorney
- state power
- statute-making power
- statutory power
- stop and frisk power
- superior power
- supreme power
- taxing power
- temporal power
- treaty-making power
- veto power
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прил.упр. властно-принудительный* (по У. Беннису: о стратегиях управления изменениями, которые делают акцент на использовании административных или экономических санкций с целью обеспечения необходимых изменений в организации или обществе)See: -
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пол., упр. власть вознаграждения; власть, основанная на вознаграждении (власть, возникающая из возможности лица предлагать что-л. в качестве вознаграждения, а также лишать обещанного вознаграждения и тем самым воздействовать на поведение других людей; напр., способность менеджера стимулировать труд работников путем обещания премии или угрозы лишить премии)See:
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Power (communication) — Power is the ability to influence the attainment of goals of an individual or a group. Power is not a characteristic of any one individual, rather, it is defined in terms of relationships and transactions between people. Power is crucial to the… … Wikipedia
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Coercive force — Force Force, n. [F. force, LL. forcia, fortia, fr. L. fortis strong. See {Fort}, n.] 1. Capacity of exercising an influence or producing an effect; strength or energy of body or mind; active power; vigor; might; often, an unusual degree of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
power politics — noun plural but singular or plural in construction Date: 1926 politics based primarily on the use of power (as military and economic strength) as a coercive force rather than on ethical precepts … New Collegiate Dictionary