Примеры использования Were reserved на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A further 8 seats were reserved for"General electors"- Europeans,
that 30 per cent of the seats in Parliament were reserved for women.
A total of 186,200 jobs were reserved in 1997, 54.4 per cent of them for young people.
Fifty seats at the front of the fourth-floor balcony were reserved for members of accredited non-governmental organizations who wished to attend meetings of the Assembly.
While minorities represented only 3 per cent of the population, 5 per cent of seats in the National Assembly and Senate were reserved for them.
A total of 175 hotel rooms were reserved for the guests of the festival in 5 central Odessa hotels.
television broadcasting were reserved throughout New Zealand for the use of broadcasters promoting Maori language and culture.
20% of seats in both chambers were reserved for whites, until 1987.
Mr. DIACONU said that it was commendable that seats were reserved by law for minorities in Parliament
the United Kingdom, where discounted shares were reserved for public purchase.
The candidates were competing for a total of 111 seats out of which 11 seats were reserved for minorities.
In each of the three municipalities, the assemblies consisted of 18 seats, two of which were reserved for Kosovo Albanians.
Six seats were reserved for women and another six for the three minority communities:
According to a quota system, 30 per cent of candidate posts were reserved for women in order to promote the participation of women in public
Under its terms, majorities were reserved for ethnic Fijians in both houses of the legislature.
Based on this, a set quota of university places were reserved for applicants from less-developed regions.
for example, a number of jobs were reserved for women.
Accordingly, 56 of the 80 seats in Parliament were reserved for representatives of the Greek Cypriot community and the remaining 24 were assigned to the Turkish Cypriot community.
One third of jobs were reserved for women, who currently represent 40 per cent of beneficiaries.