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1 reinforce conviction
1) Дипломатический термин: подкрепить убеждённость2) Политика: подкреплять убеждённость (в чем-л.) -
2 reinforce conviction
Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > reinforce conviction
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3 to reinforce conviction
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to reinforce conviction
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4 conviction
n1) убеждение, убежденность2) pl убеждения, взгляды3) юр. осуждение, признание виновным, вынесение приговора•to express one's conviction in smth — выражать свою убежденность в чем-л.
to keep to one's convictions — придерживаться своих убеждений
to reinforce conviction — подкреплять убежденность (в чем-л.)
to repudiate one's convictions — отрекаться от своих убеждений
to secure the conviction of smb — добиваться чьего-л. осуждения
to stick to one's convictions — придерживаться своих убеждений
to strike a previous conviction off smb's record — снимать судимость с кого-л.
- force of convictionto voice one's conviction in smth — выражать свою убежденность в чем-л.
- freedom of convictions
- ideological conviction
- political convictions
- power of conviction
- record of convictions
- religious convictions
- strong conviction
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5 conviction
n1) убеждение, убеждённость2) pl убеждения, взгляды3) юр. признание виновным; обвинительный приговор; вынесение приговора•
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