What does başkanlık sistemi in Turkish mean?
What is the meaning of the word başkanlık sistemi in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use başkanlık sistemi in Turkish.
The word başkanlık sistemi in Turkish means leadership, başkanlık, başkanlık etmek, başkanlık yapmak, başkanlık etmek, (tartışmaya, görüşmeye, vb.) başkanlık etmek, başkanlık etmek, başkanlık etmek, başkanlık yapmak, başkanlık etmek, başkanlık etmek, başkanlık görevi, başkanlık süresi/dönemi. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word başkanlık sistemi
leadership
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başkanlık(seat of authority) I would like Peter to take the chair and lead this discussion. |
başkanlık etmek, başkanlık yapmak(preside over) The superintendent chaired the meeting. |
başkanlık etmek(be the chief of) That man heads the fire service for the whole country. |
(tartışmaya, görüşmeye, vb.) başkanlık etmek(discussion) Paul moderated the class discussion. |
başkanlık etmek(be a moderator) (oturum, toplantı) |
başkanlık etmek(chair a meeting) (toplantı) The AGM will be held on 7 July, with Mr. Gareth Evans presiding. |
başkanlık yapmak, başkanlık etmek(exercise authority) The judge presided at the trial. |
başkanlık etmek(be chairperson of) The chairman presides over the shareholder's General Meeting. Julia presided over the AGM. |
başkanlık görevi(role of president) She claimed that it was time for a woman to claim the presidency. |
başkanlık süresi/dönemi(term of presidency) During his presidency the national debt tripled. |
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