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1 define broadly
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2 define
формулювати; визначати, давати визначення (дефініцію), конструювати дефініцію; давати характеристику, характеризувати; встановлювати межі, окреслюватиdefine offences for which parole may be granted — = define offenses for which parole may be granted визначати злочини, по яких може дозволятися умовно-дострокове звільнення
- define a problemdefine offenses for which parole may be granted — = define offences for which parole may be granted
- define a right
- define authority
- define broadly
- define clearly in law
- define elements of crime
- define judicially
- define legal status
- define legally
- define legislatively
- define liberally
- define loosely
- define narrowly
- define one's position
- define strictly
- define the scope of rights
- define widely
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