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improvement area - перевод на русский
строительное дело
территория (города), на которой проживающие могут пользоваться ссудами для её благоустройства (строительство гаражей, стоянок и т. п.)
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- closed area
- controlled area
- controlled access area
- fenced area
- fingerprint pattern area
- high risk area
- inaccessible area
- key area
- limited area
- logically protected area
- monitored area
- physically protected area
- protected area
- restricted area
- secret area
- secure area
- secure storage area
- security-sensitive area
- survey area
- target area
- user area
['e(ə)riə]
общая лексика
область
район
зона
ареал
область обитания
площадь
пространство
участок
область, участок
область памяти, часть экрана
сфера деятельности
область специализации
медицина
место
плоскость
строительное дело
площадь (помещения, поверхности, фигуры и т. п.)
площадка
внутренний двор
пространство, зона
приямок (напр. у окна подвального этажа)
нефтегазовая промышленность
поверхность
зона, район, область, территория, участок
существительное
общая лексика
площадь
пространство
участок
район
область
зона
сфера (деятельности)
область (исследования и т. п.)
размах
охват
сфера
проход
ведущий к входу в подвал
приямок перед окнами подвального этажа
площадь, пространство
край
размах, сфера
дворик ниже уровня улицы, через который проходят в полуподвал
анатомия
поле (коры головного мозга)
синоним
общая лексика
единица площади
2) область (применения)
- area under crops
- area under curve
- area of ambiguity
- area of arrival
- area of departure
- area of destination
- area of substantial unemployment
- abandoned area
- accounting area
- administrative area
- arable area
- assisted area
- bad risk area
- beef-producing area
- blighted area
- built-up area
- catchment area
- census area
- central public area of bank
- crop area
- currency area
- delivery area
- depressed area
- development area
- dispersion area
- dollar area
- effective area
- enumeration area
- European free trade area
- farming area
- forage area
- franc area
- free trade area
- grass area
- gray area
- industrial area
- inland area
- labor-shortage area
- line area
- major producing area
- mapped area
- market area
- maximum work area
- metropolitan area
- mixed farming area
- monetary area
- natural area
- natural service area
- natural trading areas
- neglected area
- nonpermit area
- normal work area
- overshopped area
- overstored area
- pasture area
- pilot census area
- planted area
- ploughed area
- port area
- power supply area
- primary trading area
- productive area
- residential area
- sales area
- selling area
- service area
- shaded area
- shopping area
- single-crop area
- sown area
- sterling area
- suburban area
- tilled area
- tracted area
- treated area
- tributary area
- underprivileged areas of city
- unitary area
- unmapped area
- unproductive area
- urban settlement area
- work area
Википедия
Boards of improvement commissioners were ad hoc urban local government boards created during the 18th and 19th centuries in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and its predecessors the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Kingdom of Ireland. Around 300 boards were created, each by a private Act of Parliament, typically termed an Improvement Act. The powers of the boards varied according to the acts which created them. They often included street paving, cleansing, lighting, providing watchmen or dealing with various public nuisances. Those with restricted powers might be called lighting commissioners, paving commissioners, police commissioners, etc.
Older urban government forms included the corporations of ancient boroughs, vestries of parishes, and in some cases the lord of the manor. These were ill-equipped for the larger populations of the Industrial Revolution: the most powerful in theory, the corporations, were also the most corrupt; and many new industrial towns lacked borough status. While Binfield states that the first improvement commission in Great Britain was the Manchester Police Commission, established in 1765, followed by the Birmingham Street Commissioners in 1769, the Webbs list the Commissioners of Scotland Yard, formed in 1662 for sewerage and street-cleaning in the City of London and City of Westminster, and then New Sarum in 1736 and Liverpool in 1748, as well as various harbour commissioners from 1698. Jones and Falkus give the number of such bodies created:
Improvement Acts empowered the commissioners to fund their work by levying rates. Some acts specified named individuals to act as commissioners, who replenished their number by co-option. Other commissions held elections at which all ratepayers could vote, or took all those paying above a certain rate as automatic members. During the mid-19th century, some commissions came under Chartist control, for example, the Manchester Police and Gas Commissions, the Leeds Improvement Commission, the Bradford Highway Commission and the Sheffield Highway Commission.
Improvement commissioners were gradually superseded by reformed municipal boroughs (from 1835) and boards of health (from 1848), which absorbed commissioners' powers by promoting private acts. Harbour commissioners remained separate in many cases, and they or their successor body are the competent harbour authority in many UK ports.
In Ireland the first and best known improvement commission was the Dublin Wide Streets Commission in 1757, which covered the area of Dublin Corporation and the adjoining Liberties. Newtown Pery was governed by improvement commissioners from 1807 until 1853, when it was absorbed into Limerick city. The Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Act 1840 abolished most corporations, but the ad hoc improvement commissioners were superseded by standardised town commissioners appointed under the terms of Acts of Parliament of 1828 and later.
