Translation for 'coalition government' from English to Slovak

coalition government

koaličná vláda {f}pol.

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coalition

koalícia {f}pol.

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coalition partner

koaličný partner {m}pol.

coalition [attr.]

koaličný {adj}pol.

coalition cabinet

koaličná vláda {f}pol.

coalition party

koaličná strana {f}pol.

coalition deal

koaličná dohoda {f}pol.

coalition agreement

koaličná zmluva {f}pol.

majority coalition

väčšinová koalícia {f}pol.

government

vláda {f}pol.

government policy

vládna politika {f}pol.

government agency

vládna agentúra {f}pol.

government [attr.]

vládny {adj}pol.

interim government

dočasná vláda {f}pol.

majority government

väčšinová vláda {f}pol.

minority government

menšinová vláda {f}pol.

local government

miestna samospráva {f}admin.pol.

shadow government

tieňová vláda {f}pol.

exile government

exilová vláda {f}pol.

government programme [Br.]

vládny program {m}pol.

anti-government protests {pl}

protivládne protesty {pl}pol.

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