"At" refers to place, so working at the Ministry of Justice could mean being a contract cleaner there, rather than someone actually employed by the ministry. Working for something or somebody definitely means you are employed by them, although it says nothing about your role. Working in is usually used for a field ("I work in journalism", for example) or a. That principle also applies to your examples, Chimel: government, ministry, commission, parliament. It's an established principle that can be found in many language-teaching and reference sources, as well as in everyday usage — although some people will argue against it, defending a 'simple grammar' position: that a singular noun ... Hello! I wanted to ask you which would be the correct way of saying this: - I am the senior advisor for the Society of International Undergraduates. - I am the senior advisor of the Society of International Undergraduates. Thank you! In the UK the traditional term for the department was Ministry but only the Ministry of Defence remains, of the old ones, with the Ministry of Justice newly created. Most are now called Department for Something, with one or two called Department of Something. The minister is often called the Defence Minister, Foreign Minister, and so on. Ministry Of Education Hague, , , , , , , 0, Ephesians 1:7 Ministry Minute by Spencer Coffman by The Ministry Minute, podcasters.spotify.com, 0 x 0, jpg, "At" refers to place, so working at the Ministry of Justice could mean being a contract cleaner there, rather than someone actually employed by the ministry. Working for something or somebody definitely means you are employed by them, although it says nothing about your role. Working in is usually used for a field ("I work in journalism", for example) or a. That principle also applies to your examples, Chimel: government, ministry, commission, parliament. It's an established principle that can be found in many language-teaching and reference sources, as well as in everyday usage — although some people will argue against it, defending a 'simple grammar' position: that a singular noun ... Hello! I wanted to ask you which would be the correct way of saying this: - I am the senior advisor for the Society of International Undergraduates. - I am the senior advisor of the Society of International Undergraduates. Thank you! In the UK the traditional term for the department was Ministry but only the Ministry of Defence remains, of the old ones, with the Ministry of Justice newly created. Most are now called Department for Something, with one or two called Department of Something. The minister is often called the Defence Minister, Foreign Minister, and so on., 20, ministry-of-education-hague, Education Zone

Hello from Costa Rica, I am making a translation for the Ministry of Science, Technology and Telecommunications. In my country, each Ministry subdivides itself into "Viceministries" and that is exactly my question. Is Viceministry correct? is it Vice Ministry? or is it Deputy Ministry... When writing emails, many people use "the captioned subject" / "the caption" / "the captioned" to refer to the subject of the email. Is it a commonly used expression in Western countries? For example: Email subject: Submission of your appraisal Email content: Please act as per the captioned... Home Affairs - Home Ministry (in Bangladesh) - Home Office (UK) The 'Interior Ministry' always has a smell of the STASI or Gestapo about it... I prefer Ministry of Home Affairs as opposed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In many languages, 'internal' is.

When writing emails, many people use "the captioned subject" / "the caption" / "the captioned" to refer to the subject of the email. Is it a commonly used expression in Western countries? For example: Email subject: Submission of your appraisal Email content: Please act as per the captioned... Home Affairs - Home Ministry (in Bangladesh) - Home Office (UK) The 'Interior Ministry' always has a smell of the STASI or Gestapo about it... I prefer Ministry of Home Affairs as opposed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In many languages, 'internal' is. To me "minister in full-time Ministry" means (a) a minister of religion not any other minister (eg of state, heath etc) .. (b) is not part-time and therefore receives a salary. "Line ministry" is an expression especially used into international development environment. It refers to the sectoral ministry in charge of determined activities and services. Hola a todos: Por favor podrían ayudarme necesito traducir la palabra Secretaría de Gobernación, mi traducción sería la siguiente: Governing Secretariat Para mí suena un poco raro. Mil gracias a todos de antemano

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