Examples of using State forests in English and their translations into Polish
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which are Polish state forests.
The application to a great degree contains the same possibilities as the State Forests IT System, although it is less extensive.
Three years ago the government was trying to include the State Forests into the sector of public finances.
The Prime Minister suggests a writing in the constitution that the State Forests will not be privatized.
The State Forests are headed by the Director General,
housing co-operatives, state forests, legal persons,
Can this extortion imposed on the State Forests be a danger for their existence, if the Forests have quite much the so-called spare money?
For, the act passed in 1991, imposed many tasks on the State Forests, among the others.
The institution called State Forests manages the 80% of forest areas,
It must be clearly said that the exaction imposed on the State Forests will not save the state budget.
Forgetting' seems to be a pre-election deliberate activity since at the same time the Minister of Treasury Aleksander Grad stated in one of his last speeches that the State Forests would be certainly privatised.
Researchers from Adam Mickiewicz University solved this problem by using data from the Institute of Hygiene on the number of cases of Lyme disease; from the State Forests on the amount of acorns
the wood stock in the state forests amounted to 906 million m3 whereas nowadays it is estimated to be 1.8 billion m3.
58 state forests covering about four million acres(16,000 km²),
exempt the persons assisted by the State Forests in removing the effects of the rainstorms and in logging,
The increase in the value of state forests is an increase of danger from those who see in Polish state forests only still belong to the country- that is to the whole nation- millions of areas with milliards of m3 of standing wood possible to sell,
The State Forest in its current shape
Wharton State Forest.
For hundreds of years, the Lenni-Lenape tribes inhabited what is today the Wharton State Forest.
We're in state forest, a national treasure, right?