Sentence examples for highest administrative office from inspiring English sources
After a cabinet meeting a week ago the government spokesman announced a decision for legislation that bans the veil but takes into account conclusions by the council of state, France's highest administrative office.
After a cabinet meeting just a week ago, the government spokesman announced a decision for legislation that bans the veil but takes into account conclusions by the council of state, France's highest administrative office.
Records of his reign are sparse, but it is clear from extensive cemeteries around his own and his son's pyramids that members of the royal family were appointed to the highest administrative offices.
His talent for organization was early recognized, and during the post-World War I years he held all three of the navy's highest administrative offices: chief of the Bureau of Ordnance (1927 31), chief of the Bureau of Navigation (1933 35), and chief of Naval Operations (1937 39).
It was moved to Dvin from 485 to 927 and then was located variously until 1293, when the catholicosate (the church's highest ecclesiastical administrative office) was transferred to the Cilician capital, Sis (now Kozan, Turkey), where it remained after the fall of Cilicia to the Muslim Mamlūks of Egypt.
In a Minnesota high-school administrative office on Thursday night, people carried signs that quoted the Bible on why "a woman must not wear men's clothing".
The Divisional Forest Offices are the highest administrative body of forest resource management in a district.
After World War II Cassin became president of the Council of State (Conseil d'État), France's highest administrative court, and held other high legal and administrative offices in France.
Permission from District administrative office and villages' administrators was obtained.
In comparison to NTP, the BHUs are not clustered around another hospital or higher level health facility, but rather the administrative office of the Deputy District Officer for Health (DDOH).
Hortense Davis sat beside neat stacks of new magazines in the pristine administrative office at Penn South, the 1960s high-rise housing cooperative development for low- and moderate-income workers in Chelsea.
