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Перевод: provide

[глагол]
снабжать; запасать; обеспечивать; доставать; предоставлять; давать; заготавливать; заготовлять; запасаться; прокормить; принимать меры; предусматривать; ставить условием

Тезаурус:

1. There have been a number of published attempts to provide solutions to the cross-area aggregation, or "areal interpolation" problem (Goodchild and Lam 1980; Lam 1983).
2. As a result of these various pressures there has been a proliferation of community care schemes in the past few years; schemes to improve on the services already available, to fill gaps, and to provide a less fragmented service to the elderly mentally frail.
3. Hospital Trusts appear to have the freedom to choose what they provide, and as they increase in number and DHA provision declines, it is possible that long-stay care will become a residual service, separated from profit-making, "attractive" services.
4. As Ives (1987) comments, findings such as these have important implications for the formulation of mitigating plans; the introduction of more efficient wood-burning stoves, for example, while reducing the need for fuelwood does not provide a substitute for arable land.
5. The usual function for these wheels is to provide power for auxiliary equipment such as a saw-bench, apple crusher etc, but in this case, the system also worked in reverse.
6. I did, however, want to provide the public with new options.
7. It would report to the Commission and the role of the European environment agency would be to collect statistics and provide background information on decisions to be made.
8. The two unendurable takes of Ascension (38 and 40 minutes) provide an aural equivalant to dentistry without anaesthetic.
9. The agency says it relied on a government commitment to provide liquidity, but the government reneged.
10. The next stage is to find a piece of plastic or card tube which will just slide snugly over the wound coil to provide the former for the pickup coils.
11. The story of Gilly Hopkins is very sad: Gilly has the opportunity to gain everything she's always wanted - someone who cares about her and forgives her and is willing to provide her with a loving home, but Gilly throws all this away simply by writing a letter when she's feeling very upset.
12. Assuming that this kind of non-instrumental justification applies to consent and can provide a foundation for the authority of the state over those of its citizens who have consented to its authority, can the same argument be used to base authority on the attitude of respect?
13. Thus you must provide adequate back up advice should the other person run into difficulties.