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Meanings of administrative divisions in English
Territorial entity for administration purposes, with or without its own local government.
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Examples for "entity"
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All3Media will continue to operate as an independent entity, the companies said.
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But no government entity worked at any level of the Ferguson case.
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Thursday also revealed some worrying news about Eskom's fellow state entity Transnet.
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And the third purpose of this new entity, this government, is enforcement.
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So far no tourism entity has been connected with any COVID-19 cases.
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Graves said the society wanted the subdivision's design to protect the bats.
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A relocated house in a new Christchurch subdivision has upset the neighbours.
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Immediate population eighty-seven adult humans, subdivision fifty-three Higher; nineteen children under twelve.
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Additionally, the Company is involved in the acquisition and subdivision of land.
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Cabra Developments says it was ready to go with a large subdivision.
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The village A village is the lowest political administrative unit.
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Each secteur is an administrative unit with its own government and its own system adapted to the local situation.
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France is divided for the purposes of local government into departments; departments into arrondissements; and arrondissements into communes, the commune being the administrative unit.
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In several southern and western states the administrative unit is the county, and local affairs are managed by county commissioners elected by the people.
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In this sense it is an administrative unit, valuable in apportioning to each school subject its part of the time devoted to the curriculum.
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Then other shires were formed, and this institution became simply an administrative division.
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The permission hearing is expected to be held in the administrative division of the high court in London on Wednesday.
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Furthermore, the Italian Health Service is also becoming decentralized, reflecting closely the political and administrative division of Italy into twenty regions.
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The integration between the two banks's personnel administrative divisions and regional locations will begin this fiscal, the newspaper said.
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They have reconstituted and defined the limits of the hitherto confused Bahá'í administrative divisions throughout the length and breadth of their land.
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Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China, has confirmed two cases.
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Casino gambling is illegal in China outside Macau's special administrative region.
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He is serving a 29 year sentence in the Chinese special administrative region.
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The special administrative region on China's southern coast is dependent on gambling revenue.
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The special administrative region is the only place where casino gambling is legal in China.
Usage of administrative divisions in English
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The integration between the two banks's personnel administrative divisions and regional locations will begin this fiscal, the newspaper said.
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They have reconstituted and defined the limits of the hitherto confused Bahá'í administrative divisions throughout the length and breadth of their land.
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The integration between the two banks' personnel administrative divisions and regional locations will begin in the current financial year ending in March, the Nikkei said.
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