What does ES stand for?

European Section

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Last night's 0-0 draw means Ireland have finished the campaign as one of only five unbeaten sides from the European section, and the only undefeated team in the eight teams who will go into Monday's draw in Zurich.

ANYONE BUT THE RUSSIANS; Trap plans FIFA protest but wants to avoid ...

A look at the group table contradicts that as England are still top scorers in the European section with 31 goals and they have let in six at the other end.

England's lapses at the back are hard for Fabio to defend; Capello's ...

Benayoun skippered his country to a 3-1 World Cup qualifying victory over Moldova - a win which leaves Israel third in Group Two of the European section.

Yossi will remain at Liverpool - agent

The Marmara region circles the Sea of Marmara and includes the European section of Turkey.

Turkey's Country Profile What to Do in TURKEY?

At the moment of his appointment, comrade Juan Valdes was chief of the Russian and Eastern European Section of the International Relations Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba," the paper said.

Cuba names new ambassador to Moscow

City will learn their opponents on June 27, although as they top the rankings for the northern European section, they should have little to fear, even if opposition from Lithuania, Iceland or the Republic of Ireland will be battle-hardened from domestic combat.

City ponder on Uefa Cup home venue

PAINTING THEN FOR NOW" by David Carrier David Krut Projects, New York NY November 8, 2007 * January 12, 2008 [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Entering the European section of the Metropolitan Museum by the grand staircase, you walk through a gallery with three enormous paintings from the Ca'Dolfin in Venice.

"Painting Then For Now"

html and scroll to the bottom to see work our European sections have done on divestment.

Empowerment and peace: WILPF's International Program