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Перевод: government

[существительное]
правительство; правление; форма правления; управление; провинция ; штат

Тезаурус:

1. An agreement between the government of Mexico and officials of the British Museum, signed on 15 February, secured funding for one of those rooms to be a new permanent gallery of Mexican antiquity.
2. And government has to be ready to make the investments which private enterprise will not, whether in transport, education or public works.
3. Unfortunately, if it happened now, I couldn't be very optimistic about the government producing the sums of money that would be involve.
4. There was an ironical twist to all this, for the United States government never concealed its hearty dislike of Napoleon III and his regime.
5. The Butler Education Act, designed to open higher education still further to the poor and unconnected, was not post-war, having been approved by a coalition government in 1944; and the new novelists cannot have owed their years at Oxford to R. A. Butler, since they were all undergraduates there before that year.
6. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTENTION Health and cleanliness is the basic aim, but at least one of the Government's environmental measures is likely to mean headaches for accountants, lawyers, surveyors and other professionals
7. Government took over field supervision of the project with eager help from the USAID.
8. Against that, the Government ran an invisible deficit of 5.94bn, and the deficit on visible trade was 20.8bn.
9. The "Westminster model" of government was envied by Europeans, rebuilding after the Second World War, and studied by conscientious foreign politicians, engaged in the planning of new nations.
10. Unfortunately this has rebounded on local authorities since, operating under the principle of he who pays the piper calls the tune, Central Government has been able to impose severe restrictions on local authority spending, not only by curbing the total amount of the grant, but also by penalising local authorities who exceed targets imposed by the Central Government.
11. In his diary, he wrote that he had frequently tried to cross-examine Wilson on his plans for overthrowing the government of Ian Smith.
12. We campaigned, picketed, called public meetings, organized actions, held conferences, disrupted government meetings, created opportunities for educationals and talks, embarrassed government ministers and challenged the church.
13. 1978 also saw a national "pub swap" arrangement, which was in fact forced on the national brewing companies by government pressure.