英語 での Local autonomy の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The election will be direct in the village that would enjoy maximum local autonomy.
The All-India Panchayat shall be a voluntary federation of the Provinces and States, with the largest measure of local autonomy for the federating units.
The Swedish and Finnish settlers continued to enjoy a much local autonomy, having their own militia, religion, court, and lands.
(3) Presentation of opinions to the Cabinet and the Diet concerning laws or ordinances which may affect the local autonomy system based on the provisions of the Local Autonomy Law;
The Article 74 of the Local Autonomy Law protects signature-collecting activities for direct petition. Whoever obstructs such activities is subject to strict punishment, without exempting any police authority or local government.
It used to be said that'local autonomy is the best school of democracy'. It was because people have an easier access to and learn from a municipality as it is within their reach.
The organization was formed to help coordinate efforts to improve governance and local autonomy and to tackle issues such as preserving the environment and improving public works.
On June 20th, 1991, 30 years after the 2nd council was disbanded, local autonomy returned and 132 members were elected by city residents for the 3rd council, which began meeting on July 8th of the same year.
Since this legal decision was based on the“educational perspectives to respect one's autonomy” and“principle of local autonomy in regard to education,” it is still relevant today even though the Basic Act on Education is“amended.”.
The Hokkaido Government as a local administrative agency was abolished together with the“Hokkaido Government Official System” by the enforcement of the Local Autonomy Law in 1947(Showa 22), and became Hokkaido as a normal local public organization based on this law.
Principles of Local Autonomy A defense counsel Takashima Akira, a lawyer for a third-round litigation of Niigata Minamata Disease, told in the April 2 rally:'prefecture officials, especially, those of Kumamoto prefecture, are tempted to use as an excuse legal procedures ordered by the state.
The first civilian government came into power in 1993, local autonomy began in 1995, and an autonomous civil society emerged together with the"new social movements."In the process, the tense relationship between citizens and state power also relaxed considerably.
Although Tito allowed the Yugoslav republics a great deal of local autonomy, the van Heuven memo pointed out that this was at the expense market forces being able to take advantage of a uniform economic policy throughout Yugoslavia.
The Republic, one and indivisible, recognizes and promotes local autonomies; implements in.
Mobilization towards local autonomy.
What is local autonomy?
Complete local autonomy is preserved.
The Taiwanese Federation for Local Autonomy.
The right word is local autonomy.
Supporting local autonomy, including local financing.