Значения термина administrative unit на английском

The village A village is the lowest political administrative unit.

Each secteur is an administrative unit with its own government and its own system adapted to the local situation.

France is divided for the purposes of local government into departments; departments into arrondissements; and arrondissements into communes, the commune being the administrative unit.

In several southern and western states the administrative unit is the county, and local affairs are managed by county commissioners elected by the people.

In this sense it is an administrative unit, valuable in apportioning to each school subject its part of the time devoted to the curriculum.

The company is the basic fighting and administrative unit, and must be easily handled and capable of promptly carrying out the will of its commander.

Instead, it encouraged governments to transfer resources to lower-level administrative units.

The same shall apply to the elections in the Communes and other administrative units.

There was establishment of companies simply as administrative units.

Remotely sensed climate data were averaged over the same subzoba geographic administrative units as the malaria cases.

Some 43,000 candidates were competing for 17,588 seats in 1,337 administrative units.

It called for sweeping changes in the Commission's administrative units on agriculture and consumer affairs before the end of the year.

Comparisons over time or across administrative units show where progress is being made and where more attention needs to be focused.

Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown is one of the new county councils established in 1994, when Dublin County Council was divided into three administrative units.

"None." Rockman brought up the SpyNet page on the PVO administrative unit responsible for the area.

Methods: We used the methods in GBD 2017 to analyse health patterns in the 34 province-level administrative units in China from 1990 to 2017.