Noun:

జైలు గార్డ్, మేజిస్ట్రేట్, చైర్మన్,

provost's Usage Examples:

It was appropriate that the provost of a college with Clio as its muse would be a historian, and Rappaport was that.

American University appointed him as provost in 1976, and in 1980 he became the university's eleventh president.

The provost marshal general (pronounced "provo") is a United States Army staff position that handles investigations of U.

mass books, couchers, and grails, copes, vestments, candlesticks, crosses, pixes, paxes, and the brazen rood, which the provost did not perform, but preserved.

have a lord provost; other Scottish local authorities have provosts or convenors, which are similar offices to that of a mayor.

Moore served as provost and vice president for academic affairs at Mansfield University in Pennsylvania.

in the 14th century, provosts no longer were in charge of collecting domainal revenues, except in farmed provostships, having instead yielded this responsibility.

Jaroslaw studied law and theology at the University of Bologna, becoming provost from 1316 to 1322.

Royal burghs were governed by an elected council, led by a provost and baillies, who also acted as magistrates with jurisdiction over local crime.

Meanwhile, Alan had applied to the provost, and, having obtained from his wife's relation, Mr Maxwell, a letter to Herries, he started for Annan, where, under the guidance of Trumbull, he took ship for Cumberland.

" French was the provost marshal and chief of police.

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Synonyms:

academic administrator,