Examples of using State-run in English and their translations into Slovak
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The order is part of a new"strategic plan" for the Central Asian country that was published in the state-run Egemen Qazaqstan newspaper on April 12.
However, it is not compulsory to be treated in a state-run hospital as a number of private medical complexes do exist nationwide.
in some cases they are also state-run.
north China's Hebei Province, state-run Xinhua.
Tragically this situation is not about athletes cheating a system, but about a State-run system that is cheating the athletes.
Tragically this situation is not about athletes cheating a system but about a state-run system that is cheating athletes.
thousands of PKK militants have been killed, according to the state-run Anadolu Agency.
Syrian state-run TV is reporting that three civilians have been wounded in the US-led missile attack on a military base in Homs.
What's more, there are far too few state-run programs for adults with special needs,
The Saudi kingdom made the announcement via its state-run Saudi Press Agency early on Monday,
The Games was not broadcast on state-run media in China,
State-run RAI television reported a 78-year-old man, one of two
Forza owns the catalog of OPUS, Slovakia's former state-run record company,
China's state-run television recently reported on a huge mining disaster in the south-west of the country in which 81 miners were killed.
The scene would then be portrayed in state-run media propaganda as a tragic“collective suicide” or“failed suicide.”.
Natalya Sharina, director of the state-run Library of Ukrainian Literature in the capital Moscow,
The statement carried by the state-run Saudi Press Agency on Sunday also warned that the kingdom will respond to any steps taken against it.
The Games was not broadcast on state-run media in China,
Bloomberg reports that the Chinese government ordered state-run telecoms to begin blocking VPNs by February 1st.
medium-sized companies typically ignored by large state-run banks.