Sentence examples for village administration from inspiring English sources
Opponents argued that the requirements excluded an unacceptable proportion of prospective politicians in the panchayat (village administration) elections.
Moreover, the government has built safeguards into the village administration process to ensure that money is properly spent.
The village administration realized it had to change its outlook or the village would die, the malls were killing us".
The Haryana state government defended the law by saying it would improve the quality of village administration, literacy and sanitation awareness.
About 25 tents were set up Friday, including one serving as a clinic and one for the "village administration," according to Abir Kopty, a spokeswoman for the coordination committee, who also spoke by phone from the encampment.
But D. Michael Rights, the Southeast town supervisor, who takes a harder line on illegal immigration, said that he was saddened by the conditions, and that "the village administration seems incapable of solving the problems".
The two dominate the state, municipal and village administrations so have advantages of patronage and strong organisation.Mr Modi's response is to rely on a troubling figure, an acolyte and former minister from Gujarat, Amit Shah.
The Zapatista National Liberation Army, for its part, has been forming "autonomous" village administrations in Chiapas since 1994, a few months after the rebels staged a brief uprising in the name of greater justice for Mexican Indians.
Sandrp claim that public consultation documents were only available online on the day of the second meeting, were not published in local languages, and mandatory advance notices of the meetings weren't issued to village administrations.
The rebels have also sought to infiltrate village administrations throughout Chechnya, hoping to gain control of food and other supplies so they can divert them to their fighters in the woods and mountains.
It alleged the EIA was available online only on the day of the second public consultation, documents were in English that villagers couldn't read, and mandatory advance notices of the meetings weren't issued to the village administrations.
