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It was essentially a secret police in Geneva (Switzerland). They would eavesdrop, spy, etc. to make sure people were obeying the rules and regulations of Calvinism. Hope this helps :)
No. Switzerland is an independent country.
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Switzerland is a developed country
No, Switzerland remained neutral during the First world War.
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visa regulations should be relaxed for overseas students
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The enforcement of many environmental regulations was relaxed.
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It was essentially a secret police in Geneva (Switzerland). They would eavesdrop, spy, etc. to make sure people were obeying the rules and regulations of Calvinism. Hope this helps :)
That generally depends on the regulations of the department that the detective works for. Some police departments require a certain model of sidearm, while others are more relaxed about the sidearm requirements.
Formal refers to following established rules and regulations. Informal is more relaxed because the rules aren't really acknowledged. Businesses have both formal and informal groups.
Yes, relaxed is a verb (relax, relaxes, relaxing, relaxed), it is also an adjective. Example uses: As a verb: We relaxed on the patio. As an adjective: We enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this resort.
After a long bath, she felt completely relaxed and at ease.
Definitely not. Switzerland has conscription and a Militia army. After a Swiss citizen has done his initial term in the Army, he returns every year for re-training. He is given his army uniform, gun and a small amount of ammunition which he keeps at home in case the country is invaded and he does not have time to get to the army barracks. The gun and ammunition remain army property and must not be used except if ordered to. Israel operates a similar system.