Приклади вживання The reorganisation Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In 1911, he began the reorganisation of the Bolivian Army, following the pattern of the Prussian Army.
A US multinational confectionery, food and beverage conglomerate on the reorganisation of its coffee business.
After the reorganisation of the Avantazh Capital, the IS project is included in the portfolio of the ІCOM Capital.
The reorganisation of the powerful KWV co-operative into a private business sparked further innovation and improvement in quality.
The reorganisation of the Regionalligas so soon after the last changes in 2008 became necessary because of a large number of insolvencies.
Of the Directive 2001/24/EC of the European Parliament andof the Council of 4 April 2001 on the reorganisation and the winding-up of credit institutions.
A document on the endorsement of the reorganisation plan by the state tax service agency(if tax debt is available);
Competent authorities' means the administrative orjudicial authorities of the Member States which are competent for the purposes of the reorganisation measures or the winding-up proceedings;
With the reorganisation of leading EU posts under the LisbonTreaty, there was some criticism of each post's vague responsibilities.
According to the legislative amendments of 2 July 2015, during the reorganisation of district PPOs, all appointments were preceded and determined by an open competition(testing)[10].
The reorganisation of gene regulation by fasting could primethe genome to a more permissive state to anticipate upcoming food intake and thereby drive a new rhythmic cycle of gene expression.
Thus, the legitimate purpose ofRestructuring State aid is to facilitate the reorganisation and rationalisation of the firm and its activities on a more efficient basis.
Following the reorganisation of the KGB, he continued work in the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation and then in the Federal Security Service(FSB) of the Russian Federation.
While the rhetoric was of innovation, competitiveness and economies of scale,the reality was that it allowed the reorganisation of European capital over a wider territory, which was manifested in an unprecedented wave of mergers and acquisitions.
After the reorganisation of the KGB he has continued to work in the Service of External Investigation of the Russian Federation, and then in the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation.
According to the Commission, it is permitted, however, while deciding on the reorganisation of the courts, to announce open competitions for all judges working in court according to new and specific statutory rules.
The reorganisation of the Ministry of Information Policy, including entrusting it with the tasks and responsibilities of the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Youth and Sport, is ongoing.
Today the AHs share their successful experience,in particular regarding the reorganisation of the communal institution into a non-profit communal enterprise, as well as organisation of the work of the group practice outpatient clinic.”.
The reorganisation allows CGTN and the other services to retain their separate identities under a combined management controlled by the Communist Party's Publicity Department, a powerful agency in charge of propaganda and media censorship.
In 1946, Pommer returned to Germany, where he became the highest-ranking film control officer of the American military Government OMGUS responsible for the reorganisation of the German film industry overseeing the reconstruction of studios and assigning production licenses.
ICOM Capital entered the market due to the reorganisation of the Avantazh Capital Investment Group that wasthe first in Ukraine authorised advisor to the Warsaw Stock Exchange(WSE) from 2010 to 2012.
During the reorganisation of the local self-government bodies, a culture and tourism department was created, headed by Lyudmyla Samoilovska- a woman with incredible energy, demanding of her and her subordinates.
By the end of the 19th century, the reorganisation of the British Army through the Cardwell and Childers Reforms had established a colonel as a professional rank with senior administrative responsibilities in regiment or brigade.
After the reorganisation the healthcare institution will get autonomy through the transformation into communal non-profit enterprises, and all operational functions will be transferred to the leadership of an autonomous healthcare institution.
Following the reorganisation, the territorial structure comprises 8 Regional Departments coordinating 22 Areas/Network Banks, designed to ensure optimum geographical coverage and homogeneous size in terms of number of branches and staff allocation.
Following the reorganisation, the territorial structure comprises 8 Regional Departments coordinating 22 Areas/Network Banks, designed to ensure optimum geographical coverage, homogeneous size in terms of number of branches and staff allocation as well as adequate decision-making autonomy.