Примери за използване на Local and regional government на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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CEMR seminar highlights local and regional governments in SEE countries.
The houses are built on municipal land,with materials provided by local and regional government.
COR- Task Force puts local and regional governments at heart of EU law-making.
Together these associations represent some 100 000 local and regional governments.
Over 250 representatives of local and regional governments from across the world met in Oct.
Th session of the Council of Europe Conference of ministers responsible for local and regional government.
Since 1994, all local and regional government areas in Queensland elect a"mayor" and"councillors.".
The CEMR is the largest organisation of local and regional governments in Europe.
The event, entitled"Local and Regional Government in South-East Europe: Experiences and Perspectives", was held from 14 October to 15 October in Vienna.
Chefchaouen will host an interesting two-day debate on the role of local and regional governments in these issues.
The two-year agreement in local and regional government has been approved by the members of the main municipal union FOA.
Democracy is local: political and economic priorities in developing local and regional government.
A new way of working: Task Force puts local and regional governments at heart of EU law-making.
The Commission and the Council must consult the CoR before EU decisions are taken on matters that concern local and regional government.
With sufficient funds and effective EU laws, local and regional governments can contribute to tackling climate change.
Minister Plevneliev and Deputy-Minister Zaharieva will take part in the conference of the European Ministers responsible for the local and regional governments| MRDPW.
The preparation of the local and regional governments was realized under tight time limit with the Ministry's project, financed by the operative program“Administrative capacity”.
Council of European Municipalities and Regions(CEMR)is the largest organisation of local and regional governments in Europe.
Over 150 participants attended a conference on local and regional government in Southeast Europe, organised by the Council of European Municipalities and Regions(CEMR).
The partnership principle, as encoded in the European Code of Conduct on Partnership,remains a crucial means of ensuring that all partners including local and regional government are involved at all programming stages.
It is managed by a group of networks of local and regional governments, led by Energy Cities,and composed of CEMR, Climate Alliance, EUROCITIES and FEDARENE.
The forum will take place in the town of Utrecht,Kingdom of the Netherlands, under the slogan“Good local and regional government in turbulent times: The challenge of change”.
Over 250 representatives of local and regional governments from across the world gathered on 10 October 2018 in Brussels(Belgium) at the International Urban Cooperation(IUC) programme's second annual City-to-City event.
It is expected that at this forum an Agenda from Utrecht will be voted,covering the challenges in the field of local and regional governments that the member-countries of the Council of Europe will be facing over the period 2010- 2013.
Yet despite the role of local and regional governments being recognised in Paris, we haven't made nearly enough headway in creating a truly inclusive global climate governance system.
The Committee of the Regions(CoR)issues opinions on Commission proposals on matters that concern local and regional governments, such as regional policy, the environment, education and transport.
The CoR has to be consulted before EU decisions are taken on matters such as regional policy, the environment, culture, education and transport- all of which concern local and regional government.
Ahead of the European elections, our assembly of local and regional governments wants to recall that the respect of fundamental rights is not only a principle inscribed in our treaties and charters.
This presentation addressed the wider audience of the roundtable making it familiar with the main values, priorities, measures and instruments of the EU and European local and regional governments regarding gender equality.
The text expressly recognises the role and powers of local and regional government; it also gives the CoR the right to go to the Court of Justice of the European Communities to challenge EU laws which do not comply with the principle of subsidiarity.