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1 supervise
спостерігати, наглядати, здійснювати нагляд, інспектувати, контролюватиsupervise the activities of all other judicial bodies — здійснювати нагляд за діяльністю всіх інших судових органів
supervise the enforcement of laws — = supervise the implementation of laws здійснювати нагляд за виконанням законів
supervise the implementation of laws — = supervise the enforcement of laws
supervise the observance of treaty provisions — = supervise the observance of treaty terms контролювати виконання умов міжнародної угоди
supervise the observance of treaty terms — = supervise the observance of treaty provisions
supervise the work of the administration — = supervise the work of the managerial staff контролювати діяльність адміністрації
- supervise legal educationsupervise the work of the managerial staff — = supervise the work of the administration
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2 supervise
устежити, наглядати, контролювати, завідувати* * *v1) спостерігати; наглядати, дивитися2) завідувати; керувати -
3 supervise
v1) спостерігати; наглядати, дивитися2) завідувати; керувати -
4 supervise
v стежити, наглядати, контролювати, завідувати -
5 supervise
['s(j)uːpəvaɪz]vнагляда́ти; заві́дувати -
6 supervise cease-fire
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7 supervise investigation
здійснювати нагляд за розслідуванням ( або слідством) -
8 supervise land use
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9 supervise legal education
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