Примери коришћења Purely administrative на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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A purely administrative job.
You have tables that are purely administrative.
It's purely administrative.
Parliament has the right of enquiry and investigation in electoral and purely administrative questions.
This is purely administrative.
Originally some felt that the role of the Secretary-General should be purely administrative.
That is purely administrative.
The Assembly had the right of inquiry andinvestigation into elections and purely administrative matters.
One was purely administrative.
The Assembly had the right of inquiry andinvestigation into elections and purely administrative matters.
His role is purely administrative.
Parliament has the right of enquiry andinvestigation in electoral and purely administrative questions.
These are purely*administrative* titles and do not indicate any qualitative differences.
His activity was purely administrative.
The interruption of the joint concelebration in this case is taking liturgical measures against a purely administrative act.
They present purely administrative divisions, and host various state institutions such as funds, office branches and courts.
The Assembly had the right of inquiry andinvestigation into elections and purely administrative matters.
Unable to influence naval operations from his purely administrative position, Tirpitz became a vocal spokesman for an unrestricted U-boat warfare, which he felt could break the British stranglehold on Germany's sea lines of communication.
An attack on the invulnerability and, indeed, on the sanctity of the home would not have been possible in old Iceland,in the form in which it was possible as a purely administrative measure in Berlin in 1933, in the midst of a population of several millions.
The entities in italic do not have own institutions:arrondissements because they are purely administrative; language areas because they merely define the linguistic regime of a municipality; and the Flemish Region because its powers are exercised by the Flemish Community.
The same attitude prevailed towards the complex ecclesiastical developments within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the"Bulgarian Schism," the purely administrative"liquidation" by the Russian government-not the Church-of the venerable Georgian"autocephaly," etc. All this was politics, not ecclesiology.
The situation in modern monasteries is such that the abbot bears the load of purely external administrative management of such a complex organism.