Sentence examples for central secretariat from inspiring English sources

Under Mr Major, this functioned as a central secretariat, serving the government collectively.

He was the chief representative of the caliph and directed the central secretariat in Córdoba.

But political constraints make change almost impossible at the central secretariat, he said.

In 1943 Liu was named secretary of the Central Secretariat and vice-chairman of the People's Revolutionary Military Council, making him one of the most powerful men in the Chinese communist hierarchy.

To reach her place of work, she must go each day from "North Campus" to the "Central Secretariat", her "journey across these layers of history" involving "two hours of travelling, 30 rupees in fares, and three modes of transportation".

His loyalty was rewarded after the communist victory in 1949, when he not only gained a leading job in the security apparatus but took a post in the party's central secretariat.

As he enters his second year, all but a handful of his personnel shifts have been in the second echelon of power, in ministerial and regional appointments or party jobs below the Politburo and the party's central committee secretariat.

All the health sector strategic and disease-specific plans were prepared with guidance and support from WHO, UNICEF, and UNFPA, and their formulation phases combined top-down and bottom-up participatory approaches with a central technical secretariat.

170 AD), a local commandery administrator who later served as an official in the central government's secretariat, started a winery business in his home to pay for his father's funeral.

Chaired by the regional administrative secretary, the RAB has members from central government, the regional secretariat, representatives of each of the districts, and other stakeholders with a stake in Redesigned CHF, such as SDC and NHIF.

The questionnaire was distributed in January 2014 by the JAMS central office to editorial secretariats of its 118 bunkakai, which are its member societies, all of which publish journals.