Примери коришћења Thousand inhabitants на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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My village has a thousand inhabitants.
By the first half of the 17th century, the city had approximately 25-30 thousand inhabitants.
So many soldiers are needed for every thousand inhabitants… simply to provide a safety minimum.
It is assumed that it had between three and four thousand inhabitants.
In the XVII century Naples had 300 thousand inhabitants and was the second largest city in Europe after Paris.
Construction of the apartment complex"Bagljaš" commenced, in which over 20 thousand inhabitants live nowadays.
One envoy per one thousand inhabitants was chosen, and the right to vote had people older than 18 years of age, both men and women.
City has from 2 to 3 thousand inhabitants.
It represents an administrative, political, business andcultural environment for about eighty thousand inhabitants.
Here is an example of Backo Petrovo Selo,which has maybe a thousand inhabitants and where everyone knows everyone else.
In 1868, when the National Theaterin Belgrade was founded, Serbia barely had over a million and two hundred thousand inhabitants.
It was a big city for that time, with 8-10 thousand inhabitants, in which were resolved all core urban issues.
Almost a million visitors from Serbia andabroad come to the town of two thousand inhabitants each August.
Of the thousand inhabitants of this village, in August 1941, the Croatian army, known as the Ustashe, brutally killed more than eight hundred.
Almost a million visitors from Serbia andabroad come to a town of two thousand inhabitants each August.
There were more than 18 thousand inhabitants in Soligorsk at the beginning of 1963, and it was given the status of a city in May of the same year.
Almost a million visitors from Serbia andabroad come to a town of two thousand inhabitants each August.
Valjevo is a nice little town of eight to ten thousand inhabitants, in the hills, with a healthy climate, quite modern, there are even electric lighting;
In developed countries of Western Europe, the incidence of Crohn's disease is 2-6 cases per 100 thousand inhabitants.
The seat of the municipality is the town Laktaši, with about five thousand inhabitants, and the larger settlements are Trn, Slatina, Aleksandrovac and Kriškovci.
In 1868, when the National Theaterin Belgrade was founded, Serbia barely had over a million and two hundred thousand inhabitants.
The entire town that I lived in- about thirty thousand inhabitants- as well as cerain other towns, all knew me and they all called me a tramp and a thief.
In 1868, when the National Theater in Belgrade was founded,Serbia barely had over a million and two hundred thousand inhabitants.
By the mid-1980s, the population of the village was about five thousand inhabitants, and the entire country was jealous of the specialists who worked here.
According to the square area of the territory that administratively belongs to it(1,326 km2), Zrenjanin is the biggest city in the Autonomous Province(AP) of Vojvodina and the second one in the Republic of Serbia,with around 130 thousand inhabitants and over 20 nations living in it.
In the 19th century, there were only five places in Serbia with more than 5 thousand inhabitants, and cities were the ones in which a sense of democracy, a sense of dialogue, a sense of measure should develop.
Southwest theater of operations included the unique territory of Montenegro and the Raška region(which is especially important for us in Serbia, and that's another reason why itis necessary to“break” Montenegro) area of approximately 20,000 square kilometers, with over 900 thousand inhabitants.
The EGCA is awarded as recognition of ecological achievements of European cities(with more than 100 thousand inhabitants). The aim of the award is to inspire citizens to take positive action in order to improve living conditions in their communities.
Local radio and TV stations broadcasting the program in a place with a maximum population of 10,000 will receive an additional 20 percent discount on the prescribed minimum fees, 15 percent in larger cities, which have between 10 and30 thousand inhabitants, and a 5 percent discount in the municipalities with up to 100 thousand inhabitants.
Izmir grew from a small town into a major center of international trade, with 90 thousand inhabitants in the mid-seventeenth century,[19] while the Syrian city of Aleppo also grew from approximately 46 thousand in 1580 to 115 thousand a century later.