Sentence examples for * procurator general from inspiring English sources

After three years in the Home Office, Juliet was appointed Treasury solicitor and procurator general.

The procurator general was appointed by the Supreme Soviet for five years.

As his father's lieutenant, the king's oldest son usually was appointed procurator general for all the realms.

When this morning at 8.45am, Mornet, the Procurator General, came to him to inform him that he was to be executed at 9.30, Laval was lying in bed.

Arrived at the place of execution, he said to the Procurator General, "I pity you for the work you have done".

From 1722, moreover, there was a procurator general keeping watch over the daily work of the Senate and its chancellery and acting as "the eye of the sovereign".

The foreign ministry has said that international conventions will be observed; the acting procurator-general has said otherwise.

Under Napoleon, Merlin became procurator-general (1804) and did more than any other lawyer to fix the interpretation of the Napoleonic Code.

He was appointed to succeed William Fitz Audlin as procurator-general of Ireland in 1177 but was removed from office in May 1181, perhaps because he had married a daughter of Roderic, king of Connaught, without seeking Henry's permission.

From December 1792 he was procurator-general of the Paris Commune, in which capacity he improved conditions in the hospitals; organized decent burial for the poor; and forbade whipping in the schools, prostitution, obscene publications, and lotteries.

His critics, however, note that the president has just sacked the procurator-general, Azimbek Beknazarov, who had doggedly pursued cases of corruption, some of them involving friends and relatives of the ousted president.