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Перевод: oversee

[глагол]
надзирать; наблюдать; подсматривать; случайно увидеть

Тезаурус:

1. I'm here to protect and oversee everything."
2. I'll then fly to Frankfurt myself to oversee the operation.
3. He expects to stay at the hotel for some years to come to oversee operations.
4. Since then many more have been established, some created by the Government to oversee newly-privatised industries and others set up by private companies attracted by the idea of a "righter of wrongs" whom the public see as independent and impartial.
5. Each with their own board, they will oversee primary markets, trading markets (where the ISE's domestic- and international-share systems will eventually be crunched together), and settlement.
6. Financial control was centralized under one accounting officer, the Permanent Under-Secretary for Defence, with subordinate Deputy Under-Secretaries to oversee the individual Service votes, which were still retained for administrative convenience, but could be adjusted to conform to Defence, as opposed to single Service, priorities.
7. In practice, however, in the principal local authorities the political party organisations will oversee this process and manage their candidates' election campaigns.
8. Cuckney does not believe that the qualities needed to be an effective chairman of a financial institution such as 3i (Investors in Industry) are that different to those required to oversee a manufacturing company.
9. Structures of management and finance devised to maintain environments and institutions may not be the same as are needed to oversee renewal.
10. The determination of the government to oversee the levels of local expenditure, and its use of reliefs as an instrument of national policy, immediately blurs the relationship between the council and the community charge-payer.
11. Although discussion on other matters, such as technical standards and the creation of an international authority to oversee them, proceeded easily, the question of economic control remained insoluble.
12. A Lady of the Hearth who does not personally oversee her fire can be heading for trouble, and the men around may not be much use either.
13. The responsibilities of the two departments were to be as follows: the education authorities who operated a service under the 1910 Act had to confine themselves to "interviewing, advising, registering and selecting juvenile applicants", while the labour exchanges would "register vacancies, place juveniles with employers and oversee their progress during the early years of employment".