Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Aufsichtsbezirk des Gewerbeaufsichtsamtes
English translation:
supervisory district of the factory inspectorate
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Judith Lang
Jun 10, 2004 21:23
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German term
Aufsichtsbezirk des Gewerbeaufsichtsamtes
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"Mehrere Unfaelle, die sich im Aufsichtsbezirk des Gewerbeaufsichtsamtes Darmstadt ereigneten..."
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supervisory disctrict of the factory inspectorate
Collins translates Gewerbeaufsichtsamt as factory inspectorate. Not sure if this is the "official" expression, but then again: which other country knows a bureaucracy as the German one ...;-)
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administrative district of the business licensing bureau
in Chicago. Probably different names for different cities.
Several accidents that occurred within the district over which the business licensing bureau at Darmstadt holds responsibility.
Dept of environmental safety and accident prevention is an adjunct
Several accidents that occurred within the district over which the business licensing bureau at Darmstadt holds responsibility.
Dept of environmental safety and accident prevention is an adjunct
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Inspectoral district of Trade Supervisory Office
refs: Romain (for Gewerbeaufsichtsamtes) and Eurodicatom
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Note added at 1 hr 48 mins (2004-06-10 23:11:35 GMT)
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pls read: of the Trade etc.
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Note added at 1 hr 48 mins (2004-06-10 23:11:35 GMT)
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pls read: of the Trade etc.
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Area factory inspectorate
Or regional factory inspectorate. Take your pick.
Short and sweet UK version. Probably fits US too. Maybe an American will tell us.
Short and sweet UK version. Probably fits US too. Maybe an American will tell us.
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