ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL RELATIONS IN ENGLISH INTERPRETATION
Abstract
The peculiarities of administrative-legal relations in the English interpretation are analyzed. It is determined that their object is the public good, which has a value for each subject of society. The problem of the role of the English language in the activity of a scientist-administrator is marked. The necessity of passing the law
on obligatory English translation of any international act (agreement, agreement, notes) concluded between Ukraine and another state is emphasized in order to better and comprehensively understand the provisions of the international act for each subject of administrativelegal relations.
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