Примеры использования Gminas на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Project covered gminas in 13 voivodeships.
Some gminas introduced fixed payments for services.
Forests and pastures- less than 25% cultivation in all gminas.
In nominal terms gminas allocated 1,323.5 million zlotys for culture and art.
Lower tiers of territorial administration arte the powiats and gminas.
The gminas' scope of powers and participation in public expenditure on culture shall increase.
On top of this, expenditures on culture and art have been covered by gminas from their budgets.
Rural and urban-rural gminas that are most disadvantaged due to the multitude of social problems were selected.
Shelter was also provided by non-governmental organizations, in close cooperation with the gminas.
Local governments have been divided into three layers:communes("gminas"), counties("poviats"), and regions"voivodships.
The number of drawn segments was 116 of the total number of 9386 within 9 strata(as it was mentioned earlier, strata 51 and 61 were not included),representing 49 of 62 gminas.
Extensive agriculture- 25% to 75% cultivation in gminas with less than 10% of the cultivated land devoted to fruits and vegetables.
The teaching in these schools was financed from educational subsidies that gminas received from the budget.
Extensive agriculture- 25% to 75% cultivation in gminas with at least 10% of the cultivated land devoted to fruits and vegetables.
This non-profit association for rental housing had been devised by SOHUD for local authorities(Gminas) in Poland.
The creation of territorial selfgovernment consisting of gminas, poviats and voivodeships has seriously raised the efficiency of public administration.
The public administration reform has been a major element of thetransition process in Poland, with local self-government introduced in 2,489"gminas"(communes) in 1990.
The creation of territorial self-government consisting of gminas, poviats and voivodships has significantly raised the efficiency of public administration.
This was evidenced by the emergence of numerous social, trade union and charitable organizations,as well as by the reestablishment in 1990 of the bottom-level local government bodies gminas.
From 1 January 1996 the governance of primary public schools was the responsibility of the gminas, with the exception of special and art schools.
In addition to taking over health-care tasks, the gminas, since 1991, have been participating in bearing the costs of health services, particularly hospitals.
Gminas spent the largest part of their resources on libraries(in 1996- 30.47 per cent), maintenance and operation of cultural establishments(11.9 per cent) and centres(23.54 per cent), clubs and community centres 4.6 per cent.
Above-average incomes were registered by businesses set up in suburban gminas, the latter not infrequently serving as reserve pools of Labor for major agglomerations.
The positive experience of gminas that have taken over primary health-care management from voivodeship governments, on the basis of payment for services provided, confirm the correctness of the principle of decentralization.
The new solutions significantly facilitated establishing new facilities by gminas, individuals and by employers or higher education institutions.
Such plans are also prepared by regional authorities(16 regions- voivodships), district authorities(there are approximately 380 districts- poviats) andcommunal authorities there are approximately 2,500 communes- gminas.
Under the Project, Regional Centres were engaged in 500 gminas in Poland,with the principal task to initiate the social development of rural and urban-rural gminas.
Among other essential changes we should also mention an increase in the amount of the so-called pre-pension benefits for unemployed people inhabiting administrative regions(gminas) threatened by particularly high structural unemployment.
Act of 13 September 1996 on the maintenance of cleanliness and order in gminas(communes)(Journal of Laws of 1996, No. 132, item 622; of 1997, No. 60, item. 369, No. 121, item 770);
The gminas took over from the central government administration some of the public tasks associated with addressing local needs, the most important of these being the running of primary schools or pursuit of social welfare-related objectives.