Übersetzung für 'administration matters' von Englisch nach Deutsch

administration matters

Verwaltungs­angelegenheiten {pl}econ.

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matters

Angelegenheiten {pl}

Materien {pl}

Bewandtnisse {pl}

Werbung

queer matters

verdächtige Angelegenheiten {pl}

to arrange matters

Angelegenheiten ordnen

educational matters

Bildungs­angelegenheiten {pl}educ.

arbitration matters

Schiedssachen {pl}

private matters

Privatangelegenheiten {pl}

private Angelegenheiten {pl}

environmental matters

Umweltfragen {pl}ecol.

personnel matters

Personalangelegenheiten {pl}admin.econ.

civil matters

Zivilsachen {pl}law

examination matters

Prüfungs­angelegenheiten {pl}educ.

to mince matters

die Sache bemänteln [Angelegenheit] [ugs.]idiom

pastoral matters

Pastoralien {pl}relig.

policy matters

Grundsatzangelegenheiten {pl}

internal matters

Interna {pl} [geh.] [interne Angelegenheiten]

Family Matters

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military matters {pl}

Militärwesen {n}mil.

public matters

öffentliche Angelegenheiten {pl}

• The United States House Committee on House Administration deals with the general administration matters of the United States House of Representatives.
• She also played important roles in the Executive Board of UNESCO such as Chairperson of the Group of Experts on Finance and Administration Matters (2000-2001), Chairperson of the Group on the introduction of the Euro (2001), President of the Ad Hoc Group on the Independent External Evaluation of UNESCO (IEE) (2009-2010) and Chairperson of the Preparatory Group (2012-2013).
•   Dixon oversees all legal, governance, government affairs and stock administration matters for Chegg.
• The main functions are to provide assistance and advice in all administration matters relating to leagues, cups, clubs, discipline, referees and answer any other general football related queries.
• Initially, the Corps simply consisted of 3 Cavalry Divisions (with 2 Jäger battalions attached) without any Corps troops; in supply and administration matters, the Cavalry Divisions were entirely autonomous.

• Initially, each simply consisted of 2 or 3 Cavalry Divisions without any Corps troops; in supply and administration matters, the Cavalry Divisions were entirely autonomous.