Results for communalization translation from English to Russian

:: decentralization and full communalization
Децентрализация и полная коммунализация

the municipal elections signalled the full communalization of burkina faso; the greatest challenge facing us is effective implementation of decentralization.
Муниципальные выборы подтвердили полную интеграцию населения Буркина-Фасо и показали, что самой серьезной задачей, которая стоит перед нами, является эффективное осуществление децентрализации.

39. the implementation of decentralization and full communalization establishes an ideal framework for promoting women's participation in decision-making.
39. Осуществление децентрализации и полной коммунализации создает идеальные условия для обеспечения участия женщин в процессе принятия решений.

medieval medicine medieval medicine is a system of scientific knowledge and practical measures, united by the purpose of diagnosing, treating and preventing diseases, preserving and strengthening the health and working capacity of people, prolonging life, as well as alleviating suffering from physical and mental ailments, which developed from the 5th to the 15th centuries. one of the sources that can give an idea of medicine in the classical and late middle ages is a variety of book miniatures. in the middle ages, it was common practice to depict antiquity or the arab world, about which the europeans had little information, in familiar and contemporary decorations, so even medieval illuminated lists of works by the roman physician galen or the arab philosopher and healer avicenna can give an idea of european medicine of that period in which they were created. in this kind of illustrations, you can find a variety of scenes - caring for the sick, making medicines, childbirth, pharmacists and barbers, repairing fractures, dressing wounds, etc. hospitals appeared in the early middle ages, usually in churches and monasteries. already in the 5th century, according to the statute of st. benedict's monks, who had no special education, were charged with the responsibility of treating and caring for the sick. the hospitals of the early middle ages were intended not so much for the sick as for wanderers, pilgrims, beggars. in the high middle ages, from the end of the xii century, hospitals appeared, founded by secular persons - seniors and wealthy townspeople. since the second half of the 13th century, a process of so-called communalization of hospitals began in a number of cities: the city authorities sought to participate in the management of hospitals or completely take them into their own hands. access to such hospitals was open to burghers, as well as to those who make a special contribution
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