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The Slovak Republic Government Office
Policy Statement of the Government of the Slovak Republic. 9.12.2002
http://www.government.gov.sk/english

Extractions: SR Government Office Information Date Overview of Phare projects focusing on minorities Policy Statement of the Government of the Slovak Republic 2003 PHARE Planning document IMF Staff Visit to the Slovak Republic, November 6-19, 2002 Action plan for reinforcing Slovakia's administrative and judicial capacity Whole list Agenda Date Communiqué from session of the SR Government from Communiqué from (extraordinary) session of the SR Government from Communiqué from session of the SR Government from Communiqué from session of the SR Government from Speech by the Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic, Mikulá Dzurinda, on Slovenská televízia Bratislava, 21.3.2003 Whole list
CompanyService - THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC - GOVERNMENT
HOME THE slovak republic government, THE slovak republic government Government typeThe Slovak Republic has a multiparty, parliamentary type of government.
http://www.companyservice.sk/sr_gov.php

Extractions: SERVICES SLOVAK REPUBLIC THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC GENERAL INFORMATION THE CZECH REPUBLIC INVESTMENT INCENTIVES ... BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT CZECH REPUBLIC TAXATION GENERAL INFORMATION INCENTIVES FOR FOREIGN INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT INCENTIVES ... OTHER SERVICES show('smenu3'); THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC GOVERNMENT Government type
tatistický úrad Slovenskej Republiky
slovak republic government, Slovak Republic economy @oneplanet.org. GOVERNMENT. Country name conventional long form Slovak Republic. conventional short form Slovakia
http://www.statistics.sk/webdata/english/index2_a.htm
The Slovak Republic Government Office
Web camera. Integration Slovak Republic to European Union. Multiproject managementand monitoring system. (c) 1999 - 2003 SR Government Office. Main page.
http://www.vlada.gov.sk/english/prehliadka.html
The Slovak Republic Government Office
Main page. History of the building Medieval Bratislava had no structureserected in this part of the town. Vineyards owned by town
http://www.vlada.gov.sk/english/historia_budovy_en.html

Extractions: The area delimited by the streets tefánikova, Lekova, Spojná and with the square of Námestie slobody was purchased early in the 17th century by Francis Forgách, Archbishop of Esztergom, who converted it into a decorative garden with an orchard. Around 1614 the Archbishop established a summer site, probably in the form of a two-level rectangular house with its outer wall parallel to the garden boundary with the open field of Námestie slobody. After the Barkóczy reconstruction the palace remained more than a century without virtually any constructional or functional change. Toward the end of the 19th century the Archbishopric of Esztergom sold the site to the military, which converted it into a military hospital. This helped to preserve the exterior as well as interior architecture, since the army never had enough money for a reconstruction, except for minor changes in the spatial arrangement. Dismantling the garden stairway with the atlantes, which were moved to the nearby Kittsee manor in Austria represented the only substantial change. Thereafter, military functions of the palace prevailed until the beginning of the 20th century forties, when the state of Slovakia decided to convert the site into the Ministry of Foreign Affairs residence. Obviously, this decision evolved from its close vicinity to the Grassalkovich palace, established as the presidential site at the promulgation of the new state. Architect Bellu designed the conversion in 1940 - 1941. Demolition drawings are still available in the archives, showing the structures denoted for elimination including all ancillary buildings to the south and north from the main entrance. The side blocks of the palace were pulled down, leaving only standing the original baroque main wing with the pavilion. Both the northern and the southern wings were replaced with new ones, the first designed mainly for housing purposes including a ground floor flat for the site administrator, and service apartments on the first and second floors. The new southern wing was established to serve administrative functions in correspondence with its three-block spatial arrangement, featuring a centrally located corridor with offices at both sides.
CEESource - Slovak Republic
slovak republic government Server almost entirely in Slovak; smallamount of material available in English, German and French.
http://law.gonzaga.edu/library/slovak.htm
Slovakia Document Store
September 2002 election in English. / In Slovak at the site of Theslovak republic government Office. The municipal - elections are
http://slovakia.eunet.sk/slovakia/polit.asp

Extractions: Home Bratislava Kosice Flights to Bratislava ... Searching for Persons Name Slovenska republika (The Slovak Republic) short name Slovensko (Slovakia) ISO 2-letter code: SK , 3-letter code: SVK IATA code: OM Area: 49 036 sq. km (18 921 sq miles) Population: Population Density: 109 per sq. km Nationalities: Slovak 4 614 854 (85,8%), Czech 44 620 (0,8%), Hungarian 520 528 (9,7%), Romany 89 920 (1,7%), Ruthenian 24 201, Ukrainian 10 814 National anthem: Nad Tatrou sa blyska: notation lyrics , sound clip ( WAV RealAudio Sun.au Constitution of the Slovak Republic Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic. Type of institution: Parliamentary democracy Parliament NR SR (Narodna rada Slovenskej republiky, National Council of the Slovak Republic), located near Bratislava Castle (
Slovakia Document Store
Commision. The new Slovak Government in English. / In Slovak at thesite of The slovak republic government Office. After election
http://slovakia.eunet.sk/slovakia/elections2002.html

Extractions: Home Bratislava Kosice Flights to Bratislava ... Searching for Persons The municipal elections were held in Slovakia on Friday and Saturday - the 6th to 7th December, 2002. Voters were expected to elect mayors of 138 towns and 2,738 villages, and between 15,000 and 22,000 councillors. Results of elections to the municipality self-government bodies 2002 . Provided by the Slovensky statisticky urad - Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic. News from the local election 2002, provided by the daily SME (in Slovak). Volebny infoservis Local election news - provided by the civic association MEMO 98 and the SITA news agency. (Public opinion polls, news, now in Slovak only) The election to the National Council of the Slovak Republic: September 20 - 21, 2002 List of Slovak political parties in Panorama.sk Party Polling number Preliminary results
Slovak Republic, Slovak Republic Government, Slovak Republic Economy
GOVERNMENT. Country name conventional long form Slovak Republic conventionalshort form Slovakia local long form Slovenska Republika local short form
http://zhenghe.tripod.com/s/slovakrepublic/facts2.html

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Resolution Of Government Of The Slovak Republic
GOVERNMENT OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC. Government. A Endorses A.1. Proposalfor the Joint Action Plan on Transport and the Environment
http://www.unece.org/poja/sl/eres2.htm

Extractions: B.2. Supplement the intersectorial working group established on the basis of Resolution of Government of the Slovak Republic no. 516/1998 with aim to co-ordinate and co-operate on the Joint Action Plan on Transport and the Environment implementation and focus activities on factual and financial co-ordination of the Action Plan implementation and in accordance with the Resolution of Government of the Slovak Republic no. 900/1998 mobilise also financial sources out of the state budget
Resolution Of Government Of The Slovak Republic
GOVERNMENT OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC. RESOLUTION OF GOVERNMENT OF THESLOVAK REPUBLIC. Proposal for Joint Action Plan on Transport and
http://www.unece.org/poja/sl/eres1.htm
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC
The SR Government discussed and approved on 3 July 2002 a Draft Regulation ofthe slovak republic government supplementing the Regulation of the Slovak
http://www.defense.gov.sk/english/udalosti/july2002.asp

Extractions: related to the MoD Activity June 2002 July 2002 August 2002 September 2002 ... October 2002 JULY 2002 The Ambassador of the United States of America in SR Ronald Weiser on 1 July 2002 in the presence of the SR Minister of Defence Jozef Stank awarded the medal "Legion of Merit" to the former SR Defence Attaché in the USA Col tefan Kritof. The US President awarded this medal to the Slovak officer for an extraordinary meritable performance in the function of the Defence and Air Attaché of the Slovak Republic in the USA since May 1997 to September 2000. The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Netherlands Henk SOETERS and the Deputy Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Robert SETTERFIELD informed on 2 July 2002 the SR Minister of Defence Jozef Stank on the result of international tender on location of the NATO/PfP Training Centre for organisation of Staff Course for junior officers for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. The centre will be located in the Military Academy in Liptovský Mikulá. The SR Minister of Defence Jozef Stank invited members of the NR SR Committee for Defence and Security to working lunch on 2 July 2002.
Internet Resources On Slovakia
National Council of the Slovak Republic; President of the Slovak Republic;The slovak republic government Office. Elections Election
http://www.ssees.ac.uk/slovak.htm
Eumap.org > Library > Slovakia > General Resources
Official Minister of the Slovak Republic Laguage(s) English Last updated 30 August 2001Icon The slovak republic government Office (in English)
http://www.eumap.org/library/content/703/10?browse=d&r_kind=15
Eumap.org > Library > Slovakia > General Resources
Official body University of Wuerzburg Laguage(s) English Last updated 04 September 2001Icon The slovak republic government Office (in English)
http://www.eumap.org/library/content/703/10/index_html?browse=d&query_start=11
Agenda 21 - The Slovak Republic
from January 1, 1989, the Slovak Republic December 30, 1990 as amended on June 29,1990; London Amendment, approved by slovak republic government Resolution 272
http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/slovakia/inst.htm

Extractions: Click here to go to these sections: Decision-Making: Coordinating Bodies Changes in the political orientation of society after 1989 brought about modifications in sustainable development approaches. The Ministry of the Environment was created to protect the environment, establish zoning and construction procedures, conduct geological research, and provide an integrated information and monitoring system on the environment for the entire Slovak Republic. State administrative bodies established agencies to address environmental concerns at the local level. The Ministry acts as the principal state supervisory body and identifies conservation strategies in collaboration with other state administrative and legislative bodies. According to the Government, the greatest contribution to the work of state administrative bodies responsible for the environment was the establishment of the Slovak Ministry of the Environment, the Slovak Environmental Inspection, and the eight regional and 79 district administration offices with their environmental branches. These institutions have successfully initiated the resolution of a number of environmental problems at the regional and local level. Their re-organization, with modified jurisdictions, reflects anticipated changes in the territorial organization and division of the Slovak Republic that have been taking place in 1996.
Ministerstvo Zahranicných Vecí Slovenskej Republiky
of the State Service Office of the President of the Slovak Republic National Councilof the Slovak Republic The slovak republic government Office Ministry of
http://www.foreign.gov.sk/En/layer.php3?layer=9
Ministerstvo Kultúry Slovenskej Republiky
The slovak government's official culture website (in English, French, and slovak).
http://www.culture.gov.sk/
The Slovak Republic Government Office
Contains a variety of information on government activities, initiatives, resolutions.
http://www.vlada.gov.sk/english/

Extractions: SR Government Office Information Date Overview of Phare projects focusing on minorities Policy Statement of the Government of the Slovak Republic 2003 PHARE Planning document IMF Staff Visit to the Slovak Republic, November 6-19, 2002 Action plan for reinforcing Slovakia's administrative and judicial capacity Whole list Agenda Date Communiqué from session of the SR Government from Communiqué from (extraordinary) session of the SR Government from Communiqué from session of the SR Government from Communiqué from session of the SR Government from Speech by the Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic, Mikulá Dzurinda, on Slovenská televízia Bratislava, 21.3.2003 Whole list
CIA - The World Factbook 2002 -- Slovakia
long form slovak republic conventional short form slovakia local short form Slovenskolocal long form Slovenska Republika. government type Definition Field
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/lo.html

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