Examples of using The autonomous communities in English and their translations into Swedish
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inspection of projects to the Autonomous Communities.
In addition to this, a principle of jurisdiction has been established with regard to rules emanating from the Autonomous Communities by means of their own Parliaments.
Territorial(ministry of regional policy) first where the regulation may affect the distribution of jurisdiction between the State and the Autonomous Communities.
by regulations laid down by the Autonomous Communities.
though by the end of 2003 all the Autonomous Communities, as well as the biggest municipalities will have their own plans.
however the practical application of the laws corresponds to the autonomous communities, which makes more difficult a uniform treatment
There are no clear and specific rules for large metropolitan areas; the autonomous communities, which might have some powers in this regard, have not adopted any positive policies to address the issue.
All the autonomous communities(regions) have committed the total amount of assistance for the 199499 programming period,
are managed by the Autonomous Communities regions.
with the almost unanimous support of the National Water Council, in which all the Autonomous Communities, including the Socialist ones.
subsequent endorsement of local agreements by the central state or the autonomous communities.
with the notable exceptions of the Autonomous Communities of Castile-León and Valencia
In this context, an agreement inspired by the stability and growth pact has been reached between the central government and the autonomous communities, set ting ceilings to the budget deficits of the regional governments.
The Autonomous Communities informed the agency that,
210 NUTS 2 territories(the autonomous communities in Spain, the French regions,
as you call them: the Autonomous Communities, Regions, and Länder.
The Autonomous Community of Navarra adopted a regional plan to combat social exclusion in 1998.
This province belongs to the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha.
It belongs to the Autonomous Community of Castile and León.