Sentence examples for permanent delegate from inspiring English sources

Anar Karimov Ambassador, permanent delegate of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Unesco.

This is the residence of Sir Pierson Dixon, the United Kingdom's permanent delegate to the United Nations.

"Banks over here do make money," said Joseph Sauzier, the permanent delegate to the Monegasque Banking Association.

In a similar move last year, shortly after the seizure of the cars, Mr. Obiang named his son a permanent delegate to Unesco.

After the Spanish monarchy fell in 1931, the Spanish republic appointed him ambassador to the United States (1931) and then to France (1932 34), and he was Spain's permanent delegate to the League of Nations from 1931 to 1936.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 8 , 1954P. 21 Talk story about Sir Pierson Dixon, the United Kingdom's Permanent Delegate to the U. N. He's been in this country several times.

Each provincial delegation consists of six permanent delegates, who are nominated for a term that lasts until a new provincial legislature is elected, and four special delegates.

The highest body of the league is the Council, composed of representatives of member states, usually foreign ministers, their representatives or permanent delegates.

Dr. Quo, the permanent Chinese delegate was educated in the United States, graduating from the University of Pennsylvania in 1911.

As part of that case, the police have twice raided the stately Paris residence of Mr. Obiang's son — a government minister and the recently appointed permanent assistant delegate to Unesco — seizing assets reportedly worth several tens of millions of dollars, including a fleet of luxury sports cars.

The PCUC has 15 permanent members, delegated by the MOH (2), CEO of the NHIFA (2), GYÓGYINFOK (2), Hungarian Hospital Association (2), and HMC (1), while the Minister of Health appoints six medical experts and the head of the PCUC [Procedure of the Payment Codes Updating Committee Working Committeee), December 2003, Sect. 3].