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Significados de public association em inglês
russo
общественное объединение russo
общественное объединение Sinônimos
Examples for "non-governmental organization"
Examples for "non-governmental organization"
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The money will also support a non-governmental organization chosen to implement it.
2
Mooney was employed in Nigeria by a non-governmental organization called Mercy Corps.
3
The price is terrible, said Pedro Strosenberg of the Viva Rio non-governmental organization.
4
Sometimes there is a lawyer from a non-governmental organization to help.
5
She founded Belady, a non-governmental organization that promotes a better life for street children.
Uso de public association em inglês
1
Far-sighted men look to franchise and public association.
2
Today he announced wide ranging restrictions on public association and the closure of all schools and colleges.
3
There was no ostracism on the part of his fellow-cadets, except in the matter of personal public association.
4
Stranger still, the guest of honour on this occasion will be someone who, until now, has had no public association whatsoever with Ireland: Ivana Trump.
5
Public association with Tracadie often meant a business was ruined.
6
And this magnificent result sprang from a Public Association.
7
A number of scientific and other public associations took a most lively interest in the aims of the Society.
8
Yet, last year the Nigerian province of Benue decided to draft a Bill which not only criminalises same-sex marriages, but also same-sex public associations.
9
'The first public association of men,' said Coningsby, 'who have worked for an avowed end without enunciating a single principle.'