Sentence examples for controller general from inspiring English sources

In the following year Maupeou brought the abbé Joseph-Marie Terray into the ministry as controller general of finances.

But in a meeting with the FDA February 11th, India's drug controller general cautioned against over regulation.

Louis XV's chancellor, René-Nicolas de Maupeou, secured for him the appointment as controller general in December 1769.

But G N Singh, the drugs controller general of India, said quality and safety came before price in the tender process.

The attorney general, the public defender and the controller general are investigating the judges for unethical behavior, the attorney general's office said.

"My experience as an investigator tells me that many of these things will not be proven," said Dr. M. Venkateswarlu, the drug controller general of India.

Optical circulators (AC Photonics, Santa Clara, CA) were used in the sample and reference arms for optimum light collection (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 (b)) and two polarization controllers (General Photonics, Chino, CA) were used to improve the interference efficiency (Fig. 2 (b)).

After the assassination of Henry IV (1610), he was controller-general of finances for Marie de Médicis and regent for her son, King Louis XIII, until his dismissal in 1616.

His approval of French military and financial support for the American colonists led to a foreign policy success, but the borrowing required to pay for the war drove the government to the brink of bankruptcy and led the king to support the radical fiscal, economic, and administrative reforms proposed by Charles-Alexandre de Calonne, the controller-general of finance, in 1787.

With the ascension of Louis XVI in 1774 and the appointment of Turgot as Controller-General, the French establishment began to embrace the philosophes and their agenda in a new way.

Upon Turgot's ascension to head of the financial administration of the monarchy as Controller-General [in effect, Minister of Finance], Condorcet freely offered his services in the war of opinion.