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1 Republican Party
Re·ˈpub·lic·an Par·tyAM▪ the \Republican Party die republikanische Partei\Republican Party leaders Führung f der republikanischen Partei\Republican Party member Mitglied nt der republikanischen Partei -
2 Republican Party
Re·'pub·lic·an Par·ty(Am) nthe \Republican Party die republikanische Partei n\Republican Party leaders Führung f der republikanischen Partei;\Republican Party member Mitglied nt der republikanischen Partei -
3 government
nounRegierung, die; attrib. Regierungs-government money — Staatsgelder Pl.
government securities or stocks — Staatspapiere od. -anleihen
* * *1) (the people who rule a country or state: the British Government.) die Regierung2) (the way in which a country or state is ruled: Democracy is one form of government.) die Regierungsform3) (the act or process of governing.) die Regierung•- academic.ru/31905/governmental">governmental- governor
- governorship* * *gov·ern·ment[ˈgʌvənmənt, AM -vɚ(n)-]I. nfederal/state \government Bundes-/Staatsregierung flocal \government Kommunalverwaltung fmilitary/provisional \government Militär-/Übergangsregierung fHis/Her Majesty's G\government die Regierung seiner/ihrer königlichen Majestätto form a \government eine Regierung bildencommunist/democratic \government kommunistische/demokratische Regierungthe party has no experience of \government die Partei hat keinerlei Regierungserfahrung\government agency Behörde f\government aid [or support] staatliche Unterstützung\government department Regierungsstelle f\government grant staatlicher Zuschuss, staatliche Beihilfe\government intervention Eingreifen nt der Regierung\government organization Regierungsorganisation f\government policy Regierungspolitik f\government property Staatseigentum nt, Staatsbesitz m, fiskalisches Eigentum\government revenue/spending Staatseinnahmen pl/-ausgaben pl\government security Staatspapier nt, staatliches Wertpapier\government subsidy Subvention f* * *['gʌvənmənt]n1) (= action of governing, body of administrators) Regierung fstrong government is difficult in a democracy — es ist schwierig, in einer Demokratie mit fester Hand zu regieren
government official — Regierungsbeamter m/-beamtin f
government action — Maßnahmen pl der Regierung
* * *of, over über akk)b) Regierungsgewalt fc) Verwaltung f, Leitung f2. Regierung f, Regierungsform f, -system ngovernment apparatus Regierungsapparat m;government crisis Regierungskrise f;a) Regierungsstelle f, Behörde f,b) Ministerium n;government spokesman Regierungssprecher m;government spokesperson Regierungssprecher(in);4. Staat m:government aid staatliche Hilfe;a) Br Staatsanleihen, -papiere,b) US Bundesanleihen;government employee Angestellte(r) m/f(m) des öffentlichen Dienstes;government grant staatlicher Zuschuss;government loan Staatsanleihe f, öffentliche Anleihe;government monopoly Staatsmonopol n;government spending Staatsausgaben pl5. Politikwissenschaft f, Politologie fgov. abk1. government2. governor* * *nounRegierung, die; attrib. Regierungs-government money — Staatsgelder Pl.
government securities or stocks — Staatspapiere od. -anleihen
* * *n.Landesregierung f.Regierung f. -
4 government
gov·ern·ment [ʼgʌvənmənt, Am -vɚ(n)-] nlocal \government Komunalverwaltung f;His/Her Majesty's G\government die Regierung seiner/ihrer königlichen Majestät;to be in \government (Brit, Aus) an der Regierung sein;to form a \government eine Regierung bildencommunist/democratic \government kommunistische/demokratische Regierungthe party has no experience of \government die Partei hat keinerlei Regierungserfahrung nmodifier (buildings, funding, offices, officials, sources, spokesperson) Regierungs-;\government agency Behörde f;\government department Regierungsstelle f;\government grant staatlicher Zuschuss, staatliche Beihilfe;\government intervention Eingreifen nt der Regierung;\government issue equipment mil vom Staat bereitgestellte Ausrüstung;\government organization Regierungsorganisation f;\government policy Regierungspolitik f;\government property Staatseigentum nt, Staatsbesitz m, fiskalisches Eigentum;\government security Staatspapier nt, staatliches Wertpapier;\government subsidy Subvention f
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