काउंसलावास इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Management Officers are responsible for the affairs of an embassy or consulate and dealing with the personnel and budgets of the embassy.

The brothers documented a number of historical events—the Ilinden Uprising, the Balkan Wars, World War I, and the development of Manastir as a consulate and military center of the Ottoman Empire.

During this time, América worked in the Argentine consulate while Lucía continued her work as an editor until her death from breast cancer in 1970.

Reza Shah Pahlavi, King of Iran, tried to persuade him to stay away from Kurdish nationalist movement, and offered him a consulate job, but had him expelled from the country when he did not agree.

Since the independence of Croatia in the 1990s, an official embassy has been opened in Canberra and consulates have been opened in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.

" His suffect consulate followed a few years later.

Trejo promoted the center's plans to house a Mexican consulate, a training center for Latinos, and a business services center targeting the Hispanic community.

It is co-sponsored by the consulates of some European countries in İzmir and Istanbul.

Around the year 1800, the Republic had a highly organized network of consulates and consular offices in more than eighty cities and ports around the world.

During the 1980s, Dell worked in American embassies and consulates in Mexico and Portugal, and at the Foreign Office.

In the United States for example, most countries have a consulate-general in New York City (the home of the United Nations), and some have consulates-general in other major cities.

काउंसलावास इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Finkbeiner served eight years as a city councilman and two years as deputy mayor.

Finkbeiner broke the nearly '80,000 into 13 separate contracts under '10,000 to circumvent council's approval.

Ohio city council members.

The community council which covers Stockbridge is Stockbridge and Inverleith Community Council (also covering Comely Bank).

While in the council, Barthelemy become known for his longstanding rivalry with Mayor Ernest "Dutch" Morial.

Sidney Barthelemy first set his sights on becoming mayor of New Orleans in 1982, when he was reelected to the city council.

To solve this, Barthelemy worked with the city council and developed a plan to dig the city out of the deficit.

Prior to the reorganization, Mars Hill was governed by a full council of two dozen church elders (including Driscoll) who had equal voting authority and voted on major decisions, and a five-member council of "executive elders" (also including Driscoll) who handled daily operations but deferred to the full council for major decisions.

According to then-Mars Hill pastor Paul Petry, in summer 2007, Driscoll "replaced the [executive council] with yes-men" and began to make major decisions--such as purchasing a '4 million new building--without consulting the full council.

Petry was charged by Driscoll and the other elders with "lack of trust and respect for spiritual authority" and "improper use of confidential information", the latter charge because Petry had discussed the bylaw changes with church deacon Rob Smith, who was not part of the council of elders but had been asked to join.

The city council ("Câmara de Vereadores" in Portuguese) is composed of 21 aldermen elected to office for four years.

The council functions as a parliamentary or congressional style legislative body, proposing bills, holding votes (especially the municipal budget), and passing laws to help govern the city.

From this blooming time of the 16th century, came the (1524-1526) city hall, a new building made in the Renaissance style, from the architect Johannes Schöner, (1529) where the first council meeting was held therein.