Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

主管担当部門

English translation:

central authority in charge of transport policies

Added to glossary by V N Ganesh
Sep 1, 2006 02:18
18 yrs ago
Japanese term

主管担当部門

Japanese to English Social Sciences Government / Politics Chinese Government
この他にも、タクシー運転手によって次々と繰り返される各地のストライキは、その抗議の矛先が政府の主管担当部門の関連産業政策に向けられるだけではなく

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Taxis drivers are striking against a policy insituted by the ...? Government's central administation?

Thanks!

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central authority in charge of transport policies

In its report the Government of China describes how this is a centralised ... Taxi driver strike in Dazhou City, Sichuan Province. Striking taxi drivers ...
www.ihlo.org/IS/ICFTU_comments_ICESR_2005.pdf
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19 mins

Main authorities

I'm pretty sure this means something like "main or major government authorities".

Here's a quick take at the whole sentence:

Furthermore, not only did the industrial policies of the main government authorities came under fire for the frequently repeating strikes by taxi drivers across the country,

...something like this.
Note from asker:
Troy, Thanks as always for the help. Cheers, Ben
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54 mins

the presiding authorities

Because 担当部門 is mixed in there, I would venture to say
whoever the ’specific’ authorities were that the juristiction over
the industrial policy were the ones who were targeted by the strikes
and demonstrations. So I would use the word "presiding" to describe
authorities.

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Note added at 57 mins (2006-09-01 03:16:38 GMT)
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"...that HAD the juristiction...
Note from asker:
Joe, As always, thank you for your sterling advice. You've been enormously helpful. I hope I can repay the favor. Best, Ben
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