internal affairs

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They would not have joined if that organization had possessed the authority to intervene in their internalaffairs.
There was the sense that in exchange for political loyalty, the judiciary was granted considerable leeway regarding its own internalaffairs.
This focus on internalaffairs continued to be prominent in his rare public speeches as well.
For ages, human rights transgressions and adjudication were essentially internalaffairs of state.
Moreover, were there not internalaffairs to be protested against too?
They could also be regarded as presumptuous, arrogant, and as a new age form of colonial meddling in internalaffairs.
Sovereign states, which were thought to have absolute power over internalaffairs, became susceptible to interventions.
New imperial departments were established for justice, statistics, the postal services, the railways, and, most importantly, internalaffairs.
This article applies the term "ie wife" to the wife who shared the running of the late medieval ie with the household head, and who managed its internalaffairs herself.
Nevertheless, from a statistical point of view the budget for justice and internalaffairs has increased by 252% this year.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Fundamental reforms have been carried out in the areas of the internal market, the social agenda, telecommunications, energy, the environment, justice and internalaffairs.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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