Examples of using Partial autonomy in English and their translations into Greek
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Iraq's Kurds already enjoy partial autonomy.
Partial autonomy is seen in Dogana's having its own postal code(47891), while the rest of Serravalle carries 47899.
Greenland granted partial autonomy from Denmark.
As the Ottomans occupied the island it still had partial autonomy.
A partial autonomy is representit in that Dogana haes its awn postal code(47891), while the rest o Serravalle is 47899.
During the Ottoman rule, and along with the islands,Leros enjoyed a privileged regime, with partial autonomy.
In some countries,tertiary education institutions have total or partial autonomy to decide how much time they devote to specific professional training for secondary teachers.
With a confidence that allows you to cover the repayment of your loan in case of death, injury,loss of total or partial autonomy.
While small select group of workers may enjoy partial autonomy the total labor processes is centralized by managers who integrate the work of separate workers into a total cooperative work process.
During the Ottoman rule,along with the other islands, Leros enjoyed a privileged regime, with partial autonomy and self-government.
Canalys estimates that only 1.3% of cars sold in 2016 will offer partial autonomy(level 2) and the only cars with conditional or full autonomy in 2016 are for research and development purposes or being used in small public trials.
During the Ottoman occupation Leros, along with the other islands,enjoyed a regime of privilege with partial autonomy and self- government.
With its joining Rome, it was considered a Ro-man ally, andfor this reason it was granted the privileges of partial autonomy, including judicial independence and the right to mint coinage.
Under the Treaty of Berlin in 1878, Southern Bulgaria(Eastern Rumelia) was separated from the Principality of Bulgaria andreturned to the Ottoman Empire, with partial autonomy.
For two reasons this observation also holds true for the Republic of Cyprus though its 1960 Constitution provided for partial autonomy of the two Communities of Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
The Halepa holds an outstanding place in the history of Crete because of the"Treaty of Halepa",which was signed in October 1878 and resulted in the granting of partial autonomy to the island.
President Petro Poroshenko has accused the rebels of tearing up a peace deal andsaid a law granting the rebel-held regions partial autonomy would be scrapped.
By the terms of the Treaty of Berlin(1878), Southern Bulgaria(named Eastern Rumelia) was separated from the revived Bulgarian state andreturned to the Ottoman Empire with partial autonomy.
Since 1430 based on a special regime between the“Common Market of Zagori” andthe Ottoman authorities a tax was paid in exchange for the partial autonomy of the region.