Sentence examples for soviet administrative from inspiring English sources

Hulking Soviet administrative buildings line the main street in the capital, Tiraspol.

Giant figurines of red Lego-like men lounge in the plaza of the former Soviet administrative headquarters and lurk from a nearby rooftop, the work of an art collective called the Professors.

Those who escaped from one of Kolyma's 160 camps would last no more than two weeks before they succumbed to death  y cold, bear attack, or starvation, which is why inmates or zeks (a Soviet administrative term, from zakluchennyie, meaning "locked-up") called escape "being freed by the green prosecutor".

His current research, funded by the National Science Foundation, is on the topic "High-Level Decision Making in the Soviet Administrative Planned Economy: Evidence from Soviet State and Party Archives". In the past, Gregory was involved in several funded economics research projects, and has earned multiple awards and honors, including the Fulbright Fellowship.

Russia claims that this border is based on a 1984 Soviet administrative map of the territory, when Georgia was still under Soviet occupation.

Russia claims that this border is based on a Soviet administrative map of the territory from 1984, when Georgia was still under Soviet occupation.

And only a quick look at the run-down, oversized Soviet-style administrative buildings around the main square makes one realise that Kaolinovo must be somewhere in eastern Europe.Kaolinovo is the town with the highest unemployment rate in Bulgaria.

Lazarenko, who was Ukraine's prime minister from spring 1996 to summer 1997 and deputy prime minister before that, employed crude Soviet-style administrative fiats to award UESU more than 50percentt of Ukraine's energy imports.

General supervision was defined by Soviet writers on administrative law as meaning supervision by the procurators over legality in administration.

Brezhnev ensured that there was an unprecedented stability of cadres within the Communist Party and the bureaucracy, thereby creating conditions for the rampant spread of corruption in the Soviet political and administrative structures.

5For example, because of the Soviet system of administrative distribution of jobs, people from the former republics could be sent to work in some Russian region after completing their higher education.