Public Administration. Module Test 2. Master's Degree

To perform or complete a job or activity

A system where members are ranked according to status or authority

Based on the idea that everyone is equal and should be involved in making decisions

To do something that helps relieve the tension and get conversation going, especially between people meeting for the first time

Extreme and obvious, often used with ‘difference’ or ‘contrast’

Planning your negotiating strategy carefully, taking into consideration the personality and position of your opposite number, as well as your own strengths and weaknesses.

Confirm the subject/purpose of your negotiation early and try to establish areas of common ground and areas of likely conflict before you move on the bargaining/trading stage.

Negotiations between Ukraine and the EU were launched in

The DCFTA is a major milestone in bilateral trade offering new economic opportunities to

When a person or company changes important information, such as an address, price, or date, it is necessary to send valued customers a letter with the new information. This letter informs customers of a change in price.

Subtle differences in meaning

The association agreement between Ukraine and the EU entered into force in …...

On 11 May 2017, the Council adopted a regulation on visa liberalisation for Ukrainian citizens travelling to the EU for a period of stay of ______ days in any 180-day period.

It is often necessary in business to send an invitation to a person or group requesting their attendance at a special event.

Read the text. Fill in the missed sentences in the text . You need to put down only the letter

Meetings are necessary to coordinate individual efforts, collaborate on joint projects, garner support for ideas, sell ideas, solve problems collectively, and make consensus-based decisions.   . However, not all meetings are really necessary. Many meetings don't need to be held, and often those that are held are attended by more people than necessary.   . Some of these alternatives include: phone calls, conference calls, memos/letters, postal mail, e-mails, teleconferencing, and so on. First, one needs to decide if a meeting is necessary.   . To help you think through your objectives, ask yourself the following four questions: 1. Why am I scheduling or attending this meeting? 2. What do I want to accomplish or gain? 3. What information will be exchanged or decisions made? 4. Who will be attending that I need to meet or gain their support?   To make sure a meeting will be the best use of time and energy for all concerned, determine if it will be used for at least one of the 61 following reasons: to convey information to a group; to solicit information from a group; to answer the questions; to participate in group decision making; to brainstorm ideas; to solve problems; to network; to sell an idea, product, or service; to show or provide support for others.