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Also known as Mayor
глава муниципального правительства
A mayor is the highest-ranking official in a city or town's local government, though their exact powers vary significantly depending on the country and local laws. Depending on the system, a mayor might serve as the chief executive officer running the municipal government, chair a governing body with limited independent power, or hold primarily a ceremonial role.
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- male form of label
- meras
- topic's main category
- Category:Heads of local government
- Commons category
- Mayors
- equivalent class
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- applies to jurisdiction
- municipality
- female form of label
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Мэр (от фр. Maire) или градоначальник — название должности и лицо находящееся на ней, руководитель (начальник, глава) администрации, исполнительной власти населённого пункта, чаще всего города, в некоторых государствах и странах — и небольшого региона (например, в Литве мэр возглавляет и районные самоуправления). Название должности происходит от лат. major "превосходящий" (в значении "старший [по званию]"), превосходная степень от лат. magnus ("большой").
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