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1 internal auditor
internal auditor UEFA■ A person from a UEFA member association, who is elected by the UEFA Executive Committee for four years, to periodically examine various financial areas in terms of efficiency and compliance with the UEFA Statutes and any applicable rules and regulations, and report to the UEFA Executive Committee in writing on every audit.► The UEFA Executive Committee elects two internal auditors from different member associations. Both auditors are elected for four years, with one being replaced every two years. In order to avoid the duplication of effort, the internal auditors coordinate their work with the chairman of the Finance Committee and with the external auditors.→ UEFA's revenue, UEFA's financial year■ Person aus einem UEFA-Mitgliedsverband, die periodisch einzelne Bereiche des Finanzwesens auf ihre Effizienz sowie auf ihre statutarische und weisungsmäßige Rechtmäßigkeit überprüft, und die dem UEFA-Exekutivkomitee über ihre Kontrollen schriftlich Bericht erstattet.► Das UEFA-Exekutivkomitee wählt zwei Mitglieder aus zwei Nationalverbänden. Die beiden Revisoren sind für vier Jahre gewählt, wobei je ein Revisor jedes zweite Jahr neu gewählt wird. Zur Vermeidung von Doppelspurigkeiten koordinieren die internen Revisoren ihre Arbeit mit dem Vorsitzenden der Finanzkommission und mit den externen Revisoren. -
2 Internal Audit Committee
■ Standing committee of FIFA that ensures the completeness and reliability of the financial accounting and reviews the external auditors' report at the request of the FIFA Executive Committee.■ Ständige Kommission der FIFA, die die Vollständigkeit und Verlässlichkeit der finanziellen Rechnungslegung gewährleistet und im Auftrag des FIFA-Exekutivkomitees die Berichte der externen Buchprüfer überprüft.Englisch-deutsch wörterbuch fußball > Internal Audit Committee
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3 internal malleolus
■ The process on the medial side of the distal end of the tibia.■ Unteres inneres Ende des Schienbeins. -
4 Internal Flush Verbinder
m < petr> ■ internal-flush tool joint; IF tool jointGerman-english technical dictionary > Internal Flush Verbinder
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5 Internal-flush Tool Joint
m < petr> ■ internal-flush tool joint; IF tool jointGerman-english technical dictionary > Internal-flush Tool Joint
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6 innere Angelegenheiten
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7 Innermigration
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8 innere Akkumulation des Gletschers
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > innere Akkumulation des Gletschers
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9 innere Wasserzirkulation
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > innere Wasserzirkulation
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10 Abgabenordnung der USA
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11 Innenaufbau des Rumpfes
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12 parteiintern
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13 Sicherungszange für Innenringe
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Sicherungszange für Innenringe
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14 interne golf
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15 inwendige golf
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16 inwendige wrijving
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17 intern
I Adj. internal; das ist eine interne Sache auch that’s something that concerns us ( oder them etc.)II Adv. internally; (unter uns etc.) among ourselves ( oder themselves etc.); ( auch intern gesehen) seen from the inside, on the inside* * *intra; inner; in-house; internal* * *in|tẹrn [ɪn'tɛrn]1. adjinternaldiese Maßnahmen müssen vorläufig intern bleiben — for the time being these measures must be kept private
2. advinternally* * *in·tern[ɪnˈtɛrn]II. adv internallyetw \intern regeln [o klären] to resolve sth internally* * *1.1) internal2) (im Internat wohnend)2.adverbial internallywir haben das Jubiläum nur intern gefeiert — we only celebrated the anniversary among ourselves
* * *A. adj internal;…intern im adj:eine schulinterne Regelung a school regulation, a regulation affecting only the school;universitätsinterne Angelegenheiten a ( oder the) university’s internal affairs;vereinsintern klären settle sth within the club* * *1.1) internal2.adverbial internally* * *adj.interior adj.internal adj.intra adj. adv.internally adv. -
18 Innere
n; -n und Innern, kein Pl.1. räumlich: interior (auch Geog.), inside; (Mitte) heart, core, cent|re (Am. -er); im Inneren inside; eines Landes: in the interior; POL. on the home front; Minister des Inneren Innenminister2. fig. eines Menschen: inner being; (Geist) mind, heart, soul; im Inneren at heart, secretly; tief im Inneren fig. deep down (inside); ich würde gern wissen, was in seinem Inneren so vor sich geht what’s going on inside him, what’s going through his mind ( oder head)—f; -n, -n; MED., umg.1. internal medicine2. Abteilung: in der Inneren arbeiten / liegen umg. work in internal medicine / be in an internal ward* * *das Innereentrails; interior; inside* * *Ịn|ne|re(s) ['ɪnərə]nt decl as adj1) inside; (von Kirche, Wagen, Schloss) interior, inside; (= Mitte) middle, centre (Brit), center (US)Minister des Inner(e)n — minister of the interior; (in GB) Home Secretary; (in den USA) Secretary of the Interior
das Innere nach außen kehren — to turn something inside out
ich wusste, was in seinem Inneren vorging — I knew what was going on inside him
sein Inneres rebellierte dagegen — his inner self rebelled against it
im tiefsten Inneren — (deep) in one's heart, in one's heart of hearts
* * *das1) (the inner side, or the part or space within: The inside of this apple is quite rotten.) inside2) ((in plural) the inside of something, especially when deep: the bowels of the earth.) bowel3) (the inside of a building etc: The interior of the house was very attractive.) interior4) (the part of a country away from the coast, borders etc: The explorers landed on the coast, and then travelled into the interior.) interior* * *in·ne·re(r, s)[ˈɪnərə, ˈɪnərɐ, ˈnərəs]die \inneren Wände wurden komplett entfernt the inner walls were completely removed2. MED, ANAT internal4. POL internal5. PSYCH inner\innere Spannung/Ruhe inner tension/calm* * *das; adj. Dekl.; o. Pl1) inside; (eines Gebäudes, Wagens, Schiffes) interior; inside; (eines Landes) interior2) (Empfindung) inner beingin seinem tiefsten Inneren — in his heart of hearts; deep [down] inside
3) (Kern) heart* * *Innere1 n; -n und Innern, kein plim Inneren at heart, secretly;was in seinem Inneren so vor sich geht what’s going on inside him, what’s going through his mind ( oder head)Innere2 f; -n, -n; MED, umg1. internal medicine2. Abteilung:in der Inneren arbeiten/liegen umg work in internal medicine/be in an internal ward* * *das; adj. Dekl.; o. Pl1) inside; (eines Gebäudes, Wagens, Schiffes) interior; inside; (eines Landes) interior2) (Empfindung) inner beingin seinem tiefsten Inneren — in his heart of hearts; deep [down] inside
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19 betriebsintern
I Adj. internal; in-house..., (intra-)company...; betriebsinterne Absprachen / Regelungen internal company arrangements / regulationsII Adv.: etw. betriebsintern regeln settle s.th. within the company* * *in-house* * *be|triebs|in|tern1. adjinternal company attr; Ausbildung, Kenntnisse in-house attr2. adv* * *be·triebs·in·tern* * *1.Adjektiv internal; internal company attrib.2.adverbial internally; within the company* * *A. adj internal; in-house …, (intra-)company …;betriebsinterne Absprachen/Regelungen internal company arrangements/regulationsB. adv:etwas betriebsintern regeln settle sth within the company* * *1.Adjektiv internal; internal company attrib.2.adverbial internally; within the company* * *adj.in-house adj. -
20 innerlich
I Adj.1. MED. internal2. Gefühle etc.: inner; (innerlich veranlagt) introspective; (gefühlsmäßig, gefühlsbetont) emotionalII Adv.2. betroffen etc.: inwardly; (deep down) inside; (insgeheim) secretly; innerlich lachen laugh to o.s.* * *intrinsic (Adj.); internal (Adj.); inner (Adj.); inward (Adj.); interior (Adj.); inwardly (Adv.); within (Adv.)* * *ịn|ner|lich ['Inɐlɪç]1. adj1) (= körperlich) internal2. adv1) (= im Körper) internallydieses Medikament ist innerlich anzuwenden — this medicine is to be taken internally
2) (= gemütsmäßig) inwardly, insideinnerlich gefestigt sein — to have inner strength
ein innerlich gefestigter Mensch — a person of inner strength
innerlich schäumte er vor Wut — inwardly or inside he was boiling with rage
* * *1) (in one's thoughts; secretly: He was inwardly pleased when she failed; She was laughing/groaning inwardly.) inwardly2) (being within, especially in the mind: his inward thoughts.) inward* * *in·ner·lich[ˈɪnɐlɪç]I. adj1. MED internal2. PSYCH innerII. adv1. (im Inneren des Körpers) internallyetw \innerlich verabreichen to administer sth internally2. PSYCH inwardly\innerlich war er sehr aufgewühlt he was in inner turmoil* * *1.1) inner; (von außen nicht erkennbar) inward2) (im Körper) internal <use, effect>2.1) inwardlyinnerlich lachen — laugh inwardly or to oneself
2) (im Körper) internally* * *A. adj1. MED internalB. adv1. MED internally;innerlich (anzuwenden) PHARM for internal use (only)innerlich lachen laugh to o.s.* * *1.1) inner; (von außen nicht erkennbar) inward2) (im Körper) internal <use, effect>2.1) inwardlyinnerlich lachen — laugh inwardly or to oneself
2) (im Körper) internally* * *adj.inner adj. adv.inwardly adv.mentally adv.
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internal os — n the opening of the cervix into the body of the uterus … Medical dictionary
internal — interior, intestine, *inner, inward, inside Analogous words: intrinsic, constitutional, *inherent, essential Antonyms: external Contrasted words: exterior, *outer, outward, outside: extraneous, *extrinsic, foreign, alien … New Dictionary of Synonyms
internal — [adj] within centralized, circumscribed, civic, constitutional, domestic, enclosed, gut, home, indigenous, inherent, in house, innate, inner, innermore, inside, interior, intestine, intimate, intramural, intrinsic, inward, municipal, national,… … New thesaurus
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