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21 инициатор программы
Engineering: program sponsorУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > инициатор программы
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22 поддерживать
1) General subject: abet (что-л. дурное), advocate (взгляды), aliment, back, back (smb) up (I'd never complain to the boss unless I was sure my colleagues would back me up. Will you back me up when I tell the story to the police?), be friendly to (что-л.), bear, bear out, bear up, beet (огонь), befriend, bolster, bolster up, buoy (энергию, надежду и т. п.), buoy up (энергию, надежду), buttress, carry, confirm, corroborate, countenance, crutch, defend, encourage, entertain (переписку), espouse (идею и т. п.), espouse a program (что-л.), espouse bigamy (что-л.), exhort (реформу и т. п.), favor, favour, feed, fight (в борьбе), follow, fortify (морально, физически), fuel, give lip service, go along (кого-л., что-л.), have (one's) back (Don't worry I've got your back), hold up by the chin, keep, keep alive (огонь, интерес), keep in, keep smth alive, keep the log rolling (что-л.), keep up (keep up a correspondence - поддерживать переписку), maintain, pillar, play up, plunk (кого-л., что-л.), power, promote, prop, prop (тж. to \поддерживать up), put name to, rally, retain, scaffold, second, see through (обыкн. в беде, в тяжелую минуту), sponsor, stand by, stand for, stand to, stay, stick up for, support, sympathize, third, to be friendly to (smth.) (что-л.), trig, undergird, underlay, underprop, underset, undershore (в споре), underwrite (что-л.), upbear, uphold, endorse, give a knee to, give support to, indorse, keep alive, keep the ball rolling, keep up, keep up the ball, render support, set forward, stand for, keep alive (жизнь, интерес), take part with (кого-л.), keep in (огонь), stand by (кого-л.), stand by side (кого-л., морально), stand by sb (морально, http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=98951&dict=CALD), stand by side (морально; кого-л.), side with (политическую партию), speak in support of (что-л.), stick by, subscribe to, sustain, empower people, empower, welcome, stand up for smth, foster, buoy smb. up, stand behind, (funding agencies don’t naturally align with this model) align with2) Geology: prop up3) Colloquial: angel (какое-л. предприятие), jack, jack up, pull5) Obsolete: patrocinate (что-л.)6) Sports: suspend7) Poetical language: (upbore; upborne, upborn) upbear8) Military: maintain, provide support, support, sustain (морально и материально)9) Engineering: carry (служить опорой), cradle, hold, keep going (напр. процесс), maintain (напр. процесс), shore up, sustain (напр. процесс)10) Bookish: espouse (идею и т.п.)11) Agriculture: hold up16) Architecture: sustain (напр, колоннами и т.п.)17) Mining: shore up (стойками), sustain18) Diplomatic term: back (тж. axe up), be on side (кого-л.), defend (мнение и т.п.), maintain (партию, движение и т.п.), stand by (кого-л., что-л.), strengthen hand, subscribe (что-л.), validate20) Oil: shore22) Patents: promote (напр. химическую реакцию)25) Invective: eat shit26) leg.N.P. patronize27) Makarov: assist (into, up, across), back (государственными мероприятиями), give support, hold (up) (служить опорой), hold up (служить опорой), keep (smth.) Going (процесс, работу и т.п.), maintain (процесс, работу и т.п.), prop up (служить опорой), speak in support of (smth.) (что-л.), stake, stake (кольями), support (материально), support (служить опорой), sustain (процесс, работу и т.п.), sustain (тело или процесс), underpin (доводы и т.п.), carry through, cheer up, chip in, cocker up, crutch up28) Taboo: be on (one's) dick29) Phraseological unit: drum up, egg somebody on, cheer on -
23 программа оказания помощи военнослужащим в овладении новой специальностью
Military: Military Sponsor programУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > программа оказания помощи военнослужащим в овладении новой специальностью
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24 спонсор вещательной программы
Advertising: broadcast-program sponsorУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > спонсор вещательной программы
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25 спонсор всей программы
Cinema: full-program sponsorУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > спонсор всей программы
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26 получать ... информацию
Получать (необходимую) информацию-- The Association decided to sponsor and fund a program to secure the required information.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > получать ... информацию
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27 поскольку оказалось, что
Поскольку оказалось, что-- Because too little information appeared to be available in the literature to provide a sound basis for engineering design, the Association decided to sponsor and fund a program to secure the required information.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > поскольку оказалось, что
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28 процесс продаж
процесс продаж
Процессом продаж в рамках программы «Сочи-2014» управляет Оргкомитет «Сочи-2014», если МОК не оговорил передачу определенной категории товаров или услуг при условии своего участия в процессе продаж. В последнем случае, и только в нем, совместная комиссия по продажам МОК/Оргкомитета «Сочи-2014» вырабатывает политику продаж и выбирает спонсора/подрядчика/поставщика/лицензиата в отношении данной категории товаров или услуг.
[Департамент лингвистических услуг Оргкомитета «Сочи 2014». Глоссарий терминов]EN
sales process
Sales process in connection with the Sochi 2014 program shall be managed by Sochi 2014 unless the IOC has conditioned the release of a certain product or service category upon the IOC’s participation in the sales process. In the latter event and only in such event, a joint IOC-Sochi 2014 Sales Committee shall decide on the sales approach and select the Sochi 2014 sponsor/supporter/supplier/licensee in the given product or service category.
[Департамент лингвистических услуг Оргкомитета «Сочи 2014». Глоссарий терминов]Тематики
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > процесс продаж
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