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officiate

verb as in oversee, manage

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Collier then detailed a discussion she says she had with Engelbert in February in which the commissioner allegedly blew off Collier’s concerns about officiating and players’ salaries.

"It wasn't controversial, it was wrong. We've established some principles in terms of how we officiate in the Premier League and how we use VAR," Webb added.

From BBC

“It’s a great bunch of guys,” he said of his officiating crew.

As a child, she remembers attending weddings that her grandmother officiated and being amazed at how she put everyone at ease, "getting a laugh out of people".

From BBC

Mourinho was a frequent critic of the standard of officiating in Turkey, and was handed a four-match ban - later reduced to two matches - for his comments about referees after the match against Galatasaray.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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