Примери коришћења Territorial organisation на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Macedonians to Vote on Territorial Organisation.
The territorial organisation of the state is the greatest stumbling block.
At the time, the service had this territorial organisation.
Determine the territorial organisation of the Republic;
On 7 November, Macedonian voters will weigh in on the country's recently adopted laws on territorial organisation.
Territorial Organisation in Macedonia Faces November Referendum.
The groups which funded last year's referendum on territorial organisation are also set to come under scrutiny.
Territorial organisation of the Republic of Serbia; system of local self-government;
A signature campaign has begun in Macedonia aimed at forcing a referendum on the country's territorial organisation.
Three alternative plans for the territorial organisation of the police force had been discussed at previous talks.
Macedonia had to delay the most recent local elections because of the recent referendum on the new territorial organisation legislation.
Territorial organisation should not be understood as a separation at any point, or that some will lose and some will gain.".
The Macedonian Parliament has scheduled a referendum on the country's new territorial organisation laws for 7 November.[Tomislav Georgiev].
The territorial organisation of the Republic of Serbia was regulated by the Law on Territorial Organisation and Local Self-Government, adopted in the AssemblyofSerbia on 24 July 1991.
The late dictator favoured a strongly centralised system of territorial organisation, arguing this was necessary to keep the country together.
Meanwhile, the EU has warned Macedonia that its chances of membership could be jeopardised if voters reject the laws on territorial organisation.
Macedonian citizens will decide between the country's new law on territorial organisation and the old 1996 law in a referendum on Sunday(7 November).
The questionnaire was answered during a transition period between two governments andat a time when a major referendum on territorial organisation was held.
The failure of opponents to overturn the new territorial organisation laws has paved the way for moving ahead with a key element of the Ohrid Agreement.
A rally in Skopje on Wednesday(3 November)signified the close of the campaign against Macedonia's new territorial organisation law.[Tomislav Georgiev].
Their basis includes decentralisation with territorial organisation of the Republic of Serbia in accordance with the European principles, as well as giving a special significance to the regions and their authorities.
Some argued that the timing was not right, andthat the top priority is the upcoming referendum on Macedonia's new territorial organisation laws.
According to the Bill on Territorial Organisation a larger number than the current of local self-government units with the status of town has been formed, so that Serbia will have 23 municipalities and 24 towns, including Belgrade.
On 1 April 2014, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the‘Concept of the reform of local self-government and the territorial organisation of power in Ukraine'.
Opponents of the new territorial organisation laws called for under the Framework Agreement organised a referendum which, had it succeeded, could have stalled or delayed the country's progress towards integration.
The changes under discussion aim to boost thestrength of state-level political institutions, but do not include any fundamental alterations of the country's territorial organisation.
At the sitting held on 28 December,the Legislative Committee considered the amendments submitted to the Bills on Territorial Organisation of the Republic of Serbia, Local Self-Government, Local Elections and the Capital City.
At a sitting held on 28 December and chaired by the Committee Chairman,Jovan Palalic, the Local Self-Government Committee discussed in detail the Bills on Territorial Organisation of the Republic of Serbia, Local Self-Government, Local Elections and the Capital City.
Macedonian voters will be answering yes or no to the referendum question:"Do you favour local self-government territorial organisation(municipalities and the City of Skopje)as defined in the Law on Territorial Organisation of the Republic of Macedonia and Definition of Areas of Local Self-Government Units issued in 1996 and the Law on the City of Skopje issued the same year?"?