Examples of using General affairs in English and their translations into Russian
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Since 2016 he has been appointed to the post of Vice-rector for General Affairs at Azerbaijan University of Languages.
In consideration of the appropriate next steps, member States have agreed to address the matter further at the General Affairs and External Relations Council on 12 June 2006.
In 1988 he chaired the Hague Conference's Special Commission on General Affairs and Policy.
Prime Minister and Minister for General Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
She knows how to bring the business to the logical end,- said about her Deputy Director for General Affairs and Human Resources A.H Umarov.
Prime Minister and Minister for General Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Prime Minister and Minister for General Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands,
Slovakia's position is fully reflected in the conclusions of the General Affairs and External Relations Council of 13 August.
Central Bureau for Judicial and General Affairs, Netherlands Antilles;
Its members are: Vice-President for General Affairs and directors of each of KarRC RAS institutes.
He began his service in the service of the Holy See's Section for General Affairs on 1 October 1997.
As of July 2004, Asselborn represents the Luxembourg government at the Council of Ministers of the European Union in its Foreign Affairs and General Affairs configurations.
Prime Minister and Minister for General Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Associate Dean for Economic and General Affairs, Head of the Trade Union of the Schoolof Medicine;
M4: Conversation and round table about general affairs concerning Spain in which the teacher will act as supervisor.
who runs general affairs under the authority and guidance of the President.
who runs general affairs under the authority and guidance of the President.
civil officers as may be necessary for managing the general affairs of the United States.
The General Affairs Council had invited the European Commission to devise regional protection programmes comprising a range of measures.
On 8 December 2003, the General Affairs Council of the European Union adopted the EU Guidelines on Children