Sentence examples for french directory from inspiring English sources
Pinckney was appointed minister to France (1796) but was refused recognition by the French Directory and left Paris for Amsterdam.
In 1799 he was deported to Basel for a time because of his protest against the violence of the French Directory.
Van der Noot was imprisoned in 1796 by the French Directory and was never again prominent in public life except for a brief emergence in 1814, when he argued for the return of the southern Netherlands to Austrian rule.
A multiple executive modeled on the French Directory and lacking a firm base in established political institutions and practices reflected the intrigues of individuals rather than the programs of clearly delineated parties.
The French directory company PagesJaunes slipped on its first day of trading, after France Télécom floated about a third of its yellow pages business on the exchange, raising 1.25 billion euros or $1.54 billion.
Meanwhile, her former servant girl Bersi has become a merveilleuse (one of the foppish ladies in the time of the French Directory) and Gérard has become a leading functionary of revolutionary nut job Robespierre.
During the summer of 1999, Patrick Durand and I expanded the NIH French scientists directory on the Web site by adding some extra information, such as scientific key words and university of origin.
First, general practitioners (GPs) were randomly selected from the French national directory of physicians and invited to participate.
20, 21 Briefly, GPs, randomly selected from the French national directory of physicians, were invited to participate.
First, GPs were randomly selected from the French national directory of physicians and invited to participate, which meant also allowing a trained research assistant to conduct a 1-day survey in the waiting room at the doctor's practice.
The GPs were first randomly selected from the French national directory of physicians and invited to participate, which meant allowing a research assistant to conduct a one-day survey in the waiting room at the doctor's practice.
