Примери за използване на Mixed population на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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of the river Devol- has a mixed population(Albanians, Bulgarians and Wallachians).
warning that Europe is threatened by a“mixed population and lack of a sense of identity”.
Potamia are the only two in the Republic with a mixed population of Turkish and Greek residents.
they drove away from their city, the epoikise with mixed population and renamed to Alexandroupoli.
He said that Bulgaria was a small country with a mixed population and was one that made good money from tourism.
We do not want a mixed population to live in our countries,
all Bulgarian except 6 Wallachian and one with mixed population.
are in fact creating a country with a mixed population.
are in fact creating a country with a mixed population," he said.
General objective- improving professional skills of teaching staff from schools in small villages with ethnically mixed population and improving the quality of education in terms(conditions) of multiculturalism.
expulsion by force in order to homogenise the ethnically mixed population of a particular region or territory.
had a thriving mixed population of Greeks and Turks who had lived together for centuries.
had a thriving mixed population of Greeks and Turks who had lived together for centuries.
we have 371 communities with mixed population where their number exceeds 50%.
Kayaköy(ancient Karmylassos) was until the 1920s a thriving mixed population of Greeks and Turks having lived together for centuries.
By 1740 Schaghticoke had a mixed population of almost 600, but the residents were
once warning of the threat of“a Europe with a mixed population and no sense of identity”.
recommending the initiation of plans for the establishment of mixed population villages wherever possible.
even spread to a large territory with traditionally mixed population in the east and south that became part of the Ukrainian Soviet republic.
This mixed population, speaking most probably Slavic,