Examples of using Chiefdoms in English and their translations into Russian
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Most paramount chiefs have also returned to their chiefdoms.
In some chiefdoms, women and their families members have been locked up for non-payment.
There are also Local Courts which administer customary law in the Chiefdoms.
All chiefdoms except one declared safe for return of refugees.
A national cadastral system established anddiamond mining boundaries in 12 chiefdoms demarcated.
The study of the 9 chiefdoms referred to above found that 1,619 homes had been destroyed.
A national cadastral system established anddiamond mining boundaries in 12 chiefdoms demarcated.
As a result, some Chiefdoms in the Northern parts of Sierra Leone have locally legislated against FGM in their chiefdoms. .
The government has embarked on training TBAs in various chiefdoms throughout the country;
Officials in the 149 chiefdoms participated in the decentralization capacity-building seminars.
Thus far, the programme has registered 28,000 war victims andconducted symbolic reparations in 18 chiefdoms.
The chiefdoms also provide fields where communities grow food for orphans and other vulnerable children.
For instance, in just a single week, 20 villages were attacked anddestroyed in four small chiefdoms in the north-west of the country.
Almost all of the 149 Chiefdoms in the country now have a junior secondary school to ensure that all children have access to basic education.
Election of and assumption of duties by 5,397 community counsellors in the municipalities and chiefdoms, including at least 30 per cent women.
Seventy-nine of the 150 chiefdoms are ranked by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) as highly vulnerable.
Community outreach andpromotion of the work of the United Nations to all districts, chiefdoms and schools ahead of the 2012 elections.
The project was located in three chiefdoms in Kenema district(Koya, Dama and Gaura) and three chiefdoms in Pujehun district Barri, Pejeh and Sowa.
The project aims to retain at least 700 girls in primary and secondary schools in Sanda Magbolontor,Maforki and Koya chiefdoms by April 2004.
Consultations in some chiefdoms have confirmed that the people respect the local courts as a system of dispute resolution in the dual system of Sierra Leone.
Involvement of traditional leaders in birth registration of children in their communities through the reintroduction of village registers in chiefdoms; and.
A number of Paramount Chiefs are known to use their power in their respective chiefdoms to intimidate, harass and threaten opposition parties, and obstruct their activities.
To strengthen security in the country, as well as to provide early warning mechanisms, chiefdom security committees will be established in the 149 chiefdoms of the country.
Further, in order to resolve the problem of the multiplicity of cities, clans,townships and chiefdoms and pave the road to successful municipal elections, the Commission has concluded a county boundary harmonization exercise.
In contrast to the borders of the former district, the Abyei Protocol defined the Abyei Area as"the area of the nine Ngok Dinka chiefdoms transferred to Kordofan in 1905.
In addition to the use of traditional structures such as chiefdoms and tiNkhundla(constituencies) to populate Parliament, Chapter XIV of the Constitution enumerates traditional institutions to be the following.
Customs duty on telecommunications equipment had been waived and that had resulted in the installation of mobile communication towers in around 169 rural chiefdoms.
The campaign has stimulated public discussion at village gatherings and several chiefdoms have subsequently banned the practice.
Additionally, the security situation in the immediate environs of Kenema remains unclear, andhas prevented humanitarian intervention in many chiefdoms.
It was a system void of central authority, and therefore,authority was dispersed amongst the various Clans or Chiefdoms consisting of people who traced themselves to one ancestry.