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Meanings of transitional government in English

Russian
временное правительство
Portuguese
governo interino
Catalan
govern provisional
Spanish
gobierno transitorio

Temporary or emergency government body/authority created when none exists.

временное правительство
Usage of transitional government in English
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Russia has agreed with Western powers that Syria needs a transitional government.
Reuters
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The source also said the opposition would participate in the transitional government.
Reuters
3
He also says he would consider a role in a transitional government.
The Guardian
4
The United Nations is backing Konate's move towards establishing a transitional government.
Reuters
5
Seleka later handed power over to a transitional government under heavy international pressure.
Reuters
6
Central African Republic has been led by a transitional government since January 2014.
Reuters
7
Officials within the transitional government were not immediately available to comment.
Reuters
8
I'm happy that the transitional government has taken over, he said.
Reuters
9
The two sides need a transitional government in place by July.
Reuters
10
The transitional government has said pro-Camara fighters may try to sabotage the poll.
Reuters
11
The rebels later withdrew from Bangui and ceded power to a transitional government.
Reuters
12
Mr Yusuf's transitional government enjoys support internationally despite being weak, divided and unpopular.
The Irish Times
13
The transitional government has said the poll may be targeted by pro-Camara agitators.
Reuters
14
For its part, the transitional government pledged dialogue and reconciliation efforts.
Reuters
15
The transitional government's forces have been launching assaults on the city for days.
BBC
16
The transitional government of President Joseph Kabila has never looked shakier.
The Irish Times
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