Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Self-government in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The 1993 Act was modelled on the European Charter of Local Self-Government, which the government, as the promoter of the initiative,
Τe European Constitution makes provision for the principle of local and regional self-government and confers upon the Committee an important role in monitoring the principle of subsidiarity.
Ukraine has also undertaken to build democracy at local level and to strengthen local self-government.
Self-government was achieved on December 1,
with the constitutional framework for provisional self-government.
Self-government was achieved on December 1,
Most of the CEEC have ratified the European Charter of Local Self-government, but they do not yet have the necessary powers
These cooperation activities help to further ensure the implementation of the European Charter of Local Self-Government and the Congress recommendations.
although under differing degrees of self-government.
After the electoral victory of the Popular Front in February 1936, the Government of Catalonia was pardoned and the self-government restored.
It has also played an active role in implementing the European Charter of Local Self-Government, the European framework agreement that governs cross-border cooperation between territorial authorities and entities.
the Chairman of the Commission for Local and Regional Self-Government.
Regional self-government will be provided in the new 16 Voivodships through regional governors(Voivods) appointed by central government,
The plan proposes Palestinian-Arab self-government within a Jordanian-controlled Gaza Strip
Kosovo Serb leaders could provide constructive input on the reform of local self-government and on security and free movement.
Kosovo's Provisional Institutions of Self-Government must demonstrate their commitment to a multi-ethnic Kosovo.
Local self-government as anchored in today's German Basic Law also has its roots in the early nineteenth century.
The new Hungarian constitution also supports efforts to establish the collective, ethnically-based self-government of Hungarian minorities living abroad.
Voters exercise local self-government through the municipal corporation elected by the citizens as well as through local referenda.
Self-government representatives are taking part in university management,