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1 безопасность безопасност·ь
safety, securityгарантировать безопасность — to guarantee / to ensure security
обеспечить безопасность — to ensure / to guarantee / to safeguard security
поддерживать безопасность при меньшей численности вооружённых сил — to maintain safeguard at a lower level of forces
посягать на безопасность — to encroach upon (smb.'s) security
укреплять / усиливать безопасность — to boost / to enhance security
система коллективной безопасности — system of collective security, collective security system
личная безопасность — personal security, inviolability / safety of one's person
одинаковая / равная безопасность — equal security, equality of security
безопасность государства / страны — national / state security
наносить ущерб безопасности страны — to be prejudicial to / to harm / to diminish the security of a country
безопасность фланговых стран / флангов — security of flanking countries, flank security
укреплять / усиливать гарантии безопасности — to strengthen security guarantees
договор об обеспечении безопасности — securing pact / treaty
меры безопасности — security arrangements / measures
ненанесение ущерба безопасности всех участников конвенции — undiminished security for all convention participants
обоюдная / равная заинтересованность в безопасности — equal security interests
основные предпосылки для безопасности подвергаются сомнению — the basic assumptions of security are called into question
отсутствие безопасности в мире — internation-al / global / world insecurity
требования безопасности — security needs; (на производстве) safety requirements
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2 гарантия гаранти·я
1) safeguard, guaranteeадекватная / достаточная гарантия — adequate safeguard
надёжная гарантия — defendable / failsafe / reliable guarantee / safeguard
надлежащие гарантии — adeguate / appropriate assurances
гарантии, обеспечивающие что-л. — safeguards against smth.
добиться гарантий, обеспечивающих что-л. — to obtain safeguards against smth.
2) эк. undertaking, guarantee; (от убытков, потерь) indemnity3) юр. warranty, guaranteeмеждународно-правовые гарантии (безопасности государств) — international legal guarantees (for the security of states)
гарантии неиспользования в военных целях ядерных установок мирного значения — safeguards on civil nuclear industries
гарантии нераспространения ядерного оружия — safeguards against the proliferation of nuclear weapons
содействовать применению гарантий Международного агентства по атомной энергии — to facilitate the application of International Atomic Energy Agency guarantees
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3 гарантия
сущ.guarantee;guaranty;( поручительство) surety;warranty;(обеспечение, защита) protection;safeguard;security- гарантия от убытков
- гарантия подлинности
- гарантия правового титула
- конституционная гарантия
- процессуальная гарантияв виде \гарантияи — as a safeguard (against)
взаимные \гарантияи — mutual guarantees
давать \гарантияю — to guarantee; issue a guarantee; warrant
договорные \гарантияи — contractual (treaty) guarantees
надёжные \гарантияи — reliable (secure) guarantees
под \гарантияю — against security; on a security (of)
получать \гарантияю — to obtain a guarantee
предоставлять \гарантияю — to grant a guarantee
с \гарантияей соответствия образцу — warranted equal to a sample
соблюдение процессуальных \гарантияй — due process of law
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