Observers
/ˈɑb.zɚ.vɚz/
Definitions
- (n.) Persons formally appointed to watch and report on proceedings, ensuring transparency or compliance with legal standards.
The election observers monitored the voting process to prevent fraud.
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- observer
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Commentary
In legal contexts, observers typically have no decision-making authority but serve to enhance procedural integrity.
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