Sentence examples for a chancellery from inspiring English sources

It was a chancellery language, used mainly for records and inventories of royal palaces and commercial establishments.

He served briefly in the Ministry of Economics and then in October 1918 became a chancellery aide for three years.

A single protesting student can disrupt a university meeting, two can shut down a chancellery, a group can close a campus.

In the aftermath one judicial official emphasized to a chancellery colleague that it hadn't really been a judicial program, which was as close to gloating as was safe to venture.

The books for which this new type based on a chancellery (cancellaresca) cursive was first cut consisted of a spectacularly successful series of Latin texts initiated in 1501, with Virgil's works as the initial release.

He kept his own court, which rivalled Catherine's: by the 1780s he operated a chancellery with fifty or more clerks and had his own minister, Vasili Popov, to oversee day-to-day affairs.

Germans are building a capital, including a new chancellery, that expresses ambition and pride rather than the modest discretion of its former capital, Bonn.

Construction on the church and an adjoining chancellery began in 2000 and continued until February.

He responded to this growing threat by dispatching an envoy, Karl Ludwig von Ficquelmont to Italy; by resurrecting his 1817 plans for an Italian chancellery and by pre-arranging various contingency plans with the French.

If she can pull it off, and if she can galvanize her party, Germany may be treated to an extraordinary sight: that of a woman entering the still-unfinished Berlin Chancellery, a vast Kohlian monument to male fantasies of power, and taking office as the first Kanzlerin in a house built for a Kanzler.

For years, a con man calling himself Prince Robert ran a for-profit chivalric order out of a one-bedroom "chancellery" on Central Park South.