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territorial collectivity

territorial collectivity noun: a public law territorial unit that has its own elected local government and the power to make and apply certain rules within its territory, under powers devolved to it by the state as part of decentralization.

Noun

territorial collectivity (plural territorial collectivities)

  1. A public law territorial unit that has its own elected local government and the power to make and apply certain rules within its territory, under powers devolved to it by the state as part of decentralization.

Synonyms of territorial collectivity

Forms of territorial collectivity

pluralterritorial collectivities

Questions about territorial collectivity

What does territorial collectivity mean?
Territorial collectivity means a public law territorial unit that has its own elected local government and the power to make and apply certain rules within its territory, under powers devolved to it by the state as part of decentralization.
What part of speech is territorial collectivity?
Territorial collectivity is a noun.
What is the plural of territorial collectivity?
The plural of territorial collectivity is territorial collectivities.

Words near territorial collectivity in the dictionary

  1. territorial
  2. Territorial Army
  3. territorial authorities
  4. territorial authority
  5. territorial collectivities
  6. territorial collectivity
  7. territorial integrity
  8. territorial justice
  9. territorial matrices
  10. territorial matrix
  11. territorial pissing

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