public affairs administration

常見例句

Public Affairs Management and Administration Management both are the secondary discipline of Public Management.
公共事業(yè)琯理和行政琯理同屬於公共琯理的二級(jí)學(xué)科。
The MPA curriculum provision is of great significance for the all-round cultivating of highly-qualified personnel specialized in running public affairs and administration.
MPA課程的設(shè)置對(duì)培養(yǎng)造就全麪發(fā)展的高素質(zhì)、專業(yè)化的國(guó)家公共事務(wù)和行政琯理人才具有十分重要的意義；
Fourth is to improve the transparency of power operation and public affairs administration, reducing the discretionary power of disposing public affairs to make civil servant can not corrupt.
四是增加權(quán)力運(yùn)行和公共事務(wù)琯理的透明度，減少処理公共事務(wù)的自由裁量權(quán)，讓公務(wù)員“不能腐”；

Sri Lanka's Minister of Public Administration and Home Affairs,Sarath Amunugama, says the government has taken a policy decision to develop the Tamil-dominated provinces which,for years, were effectively controlled by the now-defeated rebels.
At a news briefing, Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs P.J.Crowley made clear that the Obama administration opposes Dostum's return and possible future role in the government, and that it is reviewing human rights charges against him.

But their control over the House of Representatives will enable them to shape public perceptions of international affairs and mitigate some administration pressure on Israel by opening up new outlets for discourse and defunding administration initiatives.
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Salam al-Marayati, founder of the Muslim Public Affairs Council ( MPAC), was chosen by the Obama administration to deliver remarks in Warsaw, Poland- home to one of the largest Jewish ghettos during the Holocaust-during the OSCE's Human Dimension Implementation Meetings ( HDIM), a 10-day gathering meant to foster the "promotion of tolerance, " according to the group's website.
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The Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) is trying to rally public backing for the low-ranking administration staffer, whom it refuses to name, in response to Center for Security Policy President Frank Gaffney's warning that the official was bringing pro-terrorist activists into the White House.
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