Important hatt-ı humayuns on the white were sometimes drafted by the head of diplomatic correspondence (Reis-ül Kuttab) or the Secretary of Navy (Kapudan Paşa).
Chief of Correspondence for the New York City Parks Department for over 60 years.
In the play's brightest sequence — also, alas, its first — Paul displays his skills as an eliminator of unnecessary words by ruthlessly paring away the fat in correspondence from the head of the private school where his troublesome daughter, Harper (Colby Minifie), has been parked.
The investigation is not yet complete, but Lee Gyun Min, chair of KAIST's Department of Biological Sciences and head of the internal investigation committee, sent correspondence to Science stating that "our initial investigative results are strong enough to convince us that the two papers do not contain any scientific truth".
Suetonius (c. 69 130) was a member of the equestrian order, and he was the head of the department of the imperial correspondence.
Administrative authorization was sought by sending a formal correspondence to the head of all of the targeted institutions prior to data collection.
Shortly after Brewer was convicted of indecently assaulting Andrade when she was 14 and 15, the Guardian published a 45-page dossier of correspondence detailing the controversy over Layfield's appointment as head of strings in 2001-02 athehe RNCM.
Republic, the campaign for an elected head of state, called for Clarence House to open to public scrutiny its files of correspondence from the prince.
The lack of correspondence between severity of the action of external forces on the head and persistence of symptoms has led to the assumption that psychological factors may play a crucial role in the cause and maintenance of CPTH [6].
The first patient had a myoclonic epilepsy and referred a sense of head pressure lasting a few seconds, involving the whole head, in correspondence with myoclonic jerks.
