राज-ग्रहण-करने-वाले इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Foreigners have rarely imitated us.

Originally a farming community, Peerzadas eventually began to emerge as an astute family of financial bankers in the cities of Tehran and Qom, with tax records indicating their roles as facilitators of mercantile trade and credit among officials of the Qajar dynasty and foreigners wishing to ship their wares to Persia.

Friends, Foes, and Foreigners (Putnam, London, 1957).

Claims have also been made that prisoners were sometimes forced to kneel motionless in an empty cell for several hours at a time; however, foreigners and the handicapped were allowed to sit on a hard stool, at the discretion of the prison warden.

Exchange Control approval is required for foreigners wishing to invest on the stock market.

Foreigners whose property was damaged or destroyed by rioters or bandits were usually unable to obtain compensation from the government, and began to appeal to their own governments for help.

In April 1854, the relatively peaceful relationship between the Bari people and the foreigners came to an abrupt end, when a Turkish trader, without provocation, fired his guns into a crowd of Bari at Gondokoro.

Taken at face value, it's simply a travel comedy about funny foreigners and love in the Mediterranean.

While encouraging upscale housing, the original deed restrictions banned foreigners or children of foreigners from owning houses on these streets, and included such provisions as a ban on hanging laundry on Sundays.

Foreigners living in the country also need to possess an ID; this foreigner's ID would be equivalent to the U.

In Venezuela, under this Mission, it is absolutely forbidden to ask any money for this document, and foreigners who comply with all the legal requirements can legally obtain one.

Attempts by the US and other nations' diplomats, in particular the Italian embassy, to negotiate a ceasefire for foreigners to leave were unsuccessful.

June 1790—Hourwitz appears before the National Assembly as part of "a delegation of foreigners".

April 1794—Hourwitz demands from Saint-Just an "explanation" for the decree forbidding foreigners from residing in Paris or in ports.