- the
newly elected starostas. On
February 9, 2017, a law was
adopted that more
clearly defined the
status and
powers of the
starosta. Also, this law introduced...
-
January 1, 2025, 7,740
starosta okruhs were
allocated within territorial hromadas throughout Ukraine,
although only 7,442
starostas were
approved by the...
- Look up
starosta or
Starosta in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Starosta (Czech/Slovak feminine: Starostová) is a Czech, Polish, and
Slovak surname....
- neighbors. The
Starostas also held the "power of the sword",
which meant that they
enforced the
verdicts of all
other courts. Non-City
Starostas had no juridical...
-
control over Prin****lity of Halych. The
province was
governed by
royal starostas, the
first one of whom was a man
named Jasiek Tarnowski. Most probably...
- (nobility) to war. With time, the wojski's
responsibilities were
taken over by
starostas, and
wojski became an
honorary district office in the Polish–Lithuanian...
-
usually were
starostas or voivodes. The
first widely recognized hetman of
Zaporizhia was
Dmytro Vyshnevetsky,
after that
several Polish starostas were added...
- Ben Mark
Starosta (born 7
January 1987) is a
footballer who
plays for
Glapwell FC. Born in Sheffield, England, he
started his
career at his
hometown club...
- the
starosta. His
deputy was
variously known as podstarosta, podstarości, burgrabia, włodarz, or surrogator. The
types of
starosta included:
Starosta Generalny...
- Sławomir
Starosta (born 17
August 1965) is a
Polish LGBT activist, musician,
journalist and
publisher of ****
magazines and **** **** websites.
Starosta was...
