Examples of using Government in English and their translations into Hungarian
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several rabbis in Israel asked their government to poison the water
As long as Hungary has its current government, the Hungarian Jewish community can be sure that the government will protect them in every respect.
the Council to intensify the efforts to influence the government via the African Union.
financial institutions that are directly related to the government and are guaranteed by the government.
approached his government as a citizen asking for redress of grievance.
The head of the Environment Agency has warned against building homes on the floodplain amid pressure on the government during the worst winter storms in years.
But I can assure that in this matter, as you know, my government will abide by the decisions of the Potsdam Conference.
their elected parliament and government, to act with a common will.
sister team up to help put an end to the years of violence between their government and rebels in war-torn Colombia.
team up to put an end to years of violence raging between their government and rebels in war-torn Colombia.
Let me assure you that if that planes descends to 8,000 feet with no contact, my government will blow it out of the sky ourselves.
Be assured that I, my Government and my President are back in the business of listening to our allies.
with its still comparatively powerful small cantons vis-à-vis its central government.
governmental bureaucratism the“progressives” and New Dealers reply that bureaucracy is not at all limited to government.
You went there on a fact- finding mission to determine if its government was responsible for the assassination attempt on President Lyman.
creditors that Greeks stand behind their government.
libertarians intending to apply pressure to the government to reduce spending.
such as a parliament or a government, it makes up at least 30% of the total numbers.
organized an indigenous peoples' march to pressure the government.
In order fully to translate into practice the American concept of the government as a servant of the citizens, one has to regard the government as a paid servant.