Примеры использования State theatres на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Permanent State theatres.
State theatres, 368 clubs and 85 musical schools have been destroyed;
There are 16 State theatres in the country.
The Ministry of Culture currently administers 26 State theatres.
Fifteen State theatres, including.
The Ministry of Culture, Youth Affairs andSport runs 13 State theatres and a national circus.
Of the 11 state theatres, only one is Russian.
Nor have the 20th century Vandals spared the costly decorations in palaces of culture and four State theatres.
There exists a network of 54 State theatres 35 for drama and 19 for puppet shows.
Here you will find 13 museums,including the Perm State Art Gallery, with its world-famous collection of Perm wood sculpture, four state theatres, and more than 10 cinemas.
Several state theatres, hundreds of clubs and dozens of musical schools have been destroyed.
The costly furniture of the palaces of culture and four State theatres also failed to escape the vandals of the twentieth century.
There are State theatres in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and in oblast centres which stage performances in Russian.
Nor has the costly furniture in cultural centres and four State theatres failed to escape the attentions of these twentieth-century vandals.
It has 25 State theatres, over 140 museums and branches, 27 picture galleries and also 10,000 libraries with a stock of 100 million books.
In areas with compact minority populations there are club-based amateur societies,national and state theatres, amateur associations and interest-focused clubs.
Belarus has 27 State theatres and around 2,000 museums and hosts a large number of international and national festivals.
In districts with significant minority populations, there are club-based community associations,national and State theatres, and amateur associations and clubs catering for various interests.
There are at present 25 State theatres, over 140 museums and their branches, 27 art galleries, and 10,000 libraries with a total stock of 100 million books.
In areas with large concentrations of persons belonging to various minorities amateur artistic groups are active in clubs,national and State theatres, fancier associations and clubs catering to specific interests.
Kazakhstan's State theatres, in addition to the Kazakh and two mixed State theatres, include 14 Russian, German, Korean, Uighur and Uzbek theatres. .
As a result of this aggression, 500 architectural and 100 archeological relics and monuments, 22 museums, 808 clubs, 927 libraries, 85 music schools, 10 recreation andleisure parks, 4 State theatres, 2 concert organizations and 4 picture galleries, in which over 40,000 valuable items were stored, were plundered and destroyed.
As a measure of special assistance, State theatres have been granted the right to engage in commercial activities this right is withheld by law from organizations financed out of the State budget.
As a result of the Nagorny Karabakh conflict, four State theatres were forced to continue their activities in a situation of forced displacement.
Thirteen State theatres, 9 municipal theatres, 69 district centre and town amateur theatres, 184 rural theatres, 7 poetry theatres, 5 amateur puppet theatres, 58 satire and humour companies, 1 circus, 405 children's theatre groups, 948 cultural centres, nearly 4,000 libraries and their affiliates, 97 museums and 105 cinemas operate in the country.
Thus, the opportunity is created for the State to support not only State theatres but also other theatrical organizations- municipal theatres, independent theatres, student theatres, and others;
As of 2007, 13 state theatres, 21 non-state theatre, 920 theatre groups567 drama theatres and studies, 34 puppet theatres, 5 pantomime troupes, 6 dance theatres, 4 circuses, 202 recitation groups and 102 othersmotion, etc.
The Ministry of Culture contributes to the development of minority cultures mainly through the support to periodic and non-periodic press for members of national minorities,live cultural presentations, state theatres staging plays in languages of national minorities,state museums focused on the issue of minorities, civic associations that promote all minority cultures, through activities of the professional folklore ensemble Ifjú Szivek(Young Hearts), and through programs aired by public media- Slovak Radio and Slovak Television- in languages of national minorities.
In the area of drama, there are three Russian State theatres, including a youth theatre, an Armenian State theatre and three amateur Armenian theatres, one Abkhaz and one Ossetian State theatre, and two amateur Azerbaijani theatres. .