Exemple de utilizare a Degree of autonomy în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The degree of autonomy.
I mean, surely you have some degree of autonomy.
Degree of autonomy vis-a-vis national legislation.
In all other countries,schools have a certain degree of autonomy.
The degree of autonomy and space 720m2 fenced grassy plo….
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The Central Asian khanates retained a degree of autonomy until 1917.
In 1866, Austria granted a degree of autonomy to Galicia after its own defeat in the Austro-Prussian War.
In others, institutions retain a significant degree of autonomy.
The criterion is the degree of autonomy of the resources, including finances.
Kraków is dividedinto 18 administrative districts(dzielnica) or boroughs, each with a degree of autonomy within its own municipal government.
In Liechtenstein(ISCED 2), the degree of autonomy varies according to the level of expenditure.
I think it is also appropriate to place on record that I also think it isprobably a good idea, within that unitary state, to grant the Tamils a degree of autonomy.
Andrew Epperly enjoyed a tremendous degree of autonomy while he worked here.
Apart from the degree of autonomy, the content of school autonomy policies has also varied between countries.
Croatia was ruled by the Communists and enjoyed a degree of autonomy within the Yugoslav federation.
However, the LAGs' degree of autonomy may vary considerably depending on Member States' specific mode of organisation and institutional context.
He said Serbia is ready to grant an exceptionally high degree of autonomy to Kosovo, but would never accept its independence.
Federalism requires only 1 a degree of autonomy for the entirety of the organization(the federal Government) and a separately operating autonomy of each constituent part(the Federated administrations or Member States);
The proposals aim in particular, in line with current trends in family law,at allowing parties a degree of autonomy in choosing the applicable law.
Decentralization and increasing the degree of autonomy of the educational system, at the level of the units/ educational institutions;
The two sides failed to come to an agreement on the number of non-Albanian communities that would be given a degree of autonomy under a roadmap for Kosovo.
The third group comprises countries where the degree of autonomy changes according to the category of expenditure.
Already after the first sessions of physiokinesi patients report an improvement in mood, an attitude that helps toface everyday life and that triggers physio-psychological processes of satisfaction that improve the degree of autonomy in domestic activities over time.
In 1866, Austria granted a degree of autonomy to Galicia after its own defeat in the Austro-Prussian War.
In May of 1919 Britain sent a special mission led by Alfred Milner to investigate how Egypt could be given some degree of autonomy without jeopardizing British interests.
In the Ottoman Empire, the people of each millet had traditionally enjoyed a degree of autonomy, with their own leadership, collecting their own taxes and living according to their own system of religious/cultural law.
On the subject of Kosovo, meanwhile,Kostunica told Blic that the province should be offered an"exceptionally high degree of autonomy" within the framework of the Serbia-Montenegro union.
With regard to school heads, the degree of autonomy is consistent within countries: either autonomy is complete for all areas(selection, deciding on job descriptions and duties, defining disciplinary measures and dismissal) or it is nonexistent.
The establishment of good working relationships with local authorities, regardless of the degree of autonomy granted to LAGs, is an important step to achieve an effective and efficient method of work.
At the operational level,SBM ITB has been granted certain degrees of autonomy by ITB.