Sentence examples for minor posts of from inspiring English sources

Members of both groups held minor posts of varying importance.

He resigned and returned to England in 1823, receiving the comparatively minor post of governor of Malta in 1824.

The military regimes of the following three years came increasingly under the influence of Perón, who had shrewdly requested for himself only the minor post of secretary of labour and social welfare.

Mitchell was persistently critical of the low state of preparedness of the tiny Air Service and of the poor quality of its equipment, but his harrying of his superiors won him only a transfer to the minor post of air officer of the VIII Corps area at San Antonio, Texas, and reversion to the rank of colonel in April 1925.

During the first years of World War I, he held a number of minor posts, entering the cabinet in 1915 as chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster.

Created a baron and viscount in 1689 and earl of Romney in 1694, he continued to hold minor posts until the accession of Queen Anne in 1702.

Like other opposition leaders, Mr. Chebbi had received a relatively minor post, secretary of regional economic development.

China has experimented in recent years with elections at low levels of government, permitting some villagers, for example, to choose among carefully chosen candidates for minor posts.

In sum, then, against the "major" post-Kantian tradition of Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel, Deleuze in effect posited his own "minor" post-Kantian trio of Maimon, Nietzsche, and Bergson.

Even the expectation of minor post-vaccination reactions can negatively affect the decision to be immunised against influenza [ 14, 15].

The incidence of intraoperative and minor post-operative complications was higher in type B and C fractures compared to type A, but was not statistically significant.