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Public Relations Öffentlichkeitsarbeit; Pressearbeit f |
| comm., polit., comm. |
Presse und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit |
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Beziehungspflege f; Kontaktpflege f; Meinungspflege f; Werbung f; Interessenvertretung in der Oeffentlichkeit; Kontaktpflege zur Oeffentlichkeit; Beziehungen zur Öffentlichkeit |
| médic. |
öffentliche Beziehungen |
| polygr. |
Public Relations |
| règl. |
Kontraktpflege f; Öffentlichkeitsarbeit f (e-s Unternehmens etc.) |
| techn. |
Öffentlichkeitsarbeit f; Publizistik f |
| écon. |
Abteilung für Öffentlichkeitsarbeit; Pressestelle f; Public Relations (Theorie und Praxis der Beeinflussung der öffentlichen Meinung zugunsten von Einrichtungen, Organisationen, Persönlichkeiten); Publicrelations m |
| éduc. |
PR m |
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public relations PR ['pʌblɪkrɪ'leɪʃ(ə)nz]
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| génér. |
Öffentlichkeitsarbeit f |
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public relations ['pʌblɪkrɪ'leɪʃ(ə)nz]
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| abrév., inform. |
p.r. (взаимодействия с общественностью vandaniel) |
| milit., logist. |
All relations preserved with the decision-makers, actors and organizations likely to be interested in the operation, distantly or not, whether they be on the theater or in the homeland. Their aim is to establish before and during the operation, a climate favoring the mandate and missions of the armed forces and, to speak more concretely, favoring the force, which will help future communication actions. Determining element of all communication policy on a theatre of operation, the public relations network is organized around: 1. local administrations; 2. local political, economic and religious decision-makers; 3. regional or international organizations OSCE, UN, EU.; 4. allied staffs and units. (FRA) |
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Public Relations ['pʌblɪkrɪ'leɪʃ(ə)nz]
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| abrév., sakh. |
PR (cost element - WP Sakhalin Energy) |
| éduc., abrév. |
PR |