administrative corps造句

• Members of the great administrative corps are well represented in politics.
• Upon being discharged in 1945, he became a major in the Medical Administrative Corps.
• The "'XI Corps "'is an active administrative corp of Pakistan Army.
• The "'Royal Canadian Postal Corps "'( RCPC ) was an administrative corps of the Canadian Army.
• If Epeefleche is permitted to continue this disruption, the answer from the administrative corps would be an obvious " no ".
• "' The Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps "'( RCAMC ) was an administrative corps of the Canadian Army.
• In contrast to this was the'white-only'Dutch administrative corps, which was developing towards a rational European bureaucracy.
• We thus learn from this sample that the rate of overturning Nick's actions is fairly typical of the administrative corps as a whole.
• The "'XXXI Corps "'is an active military administrative corps of the Pakistan Army, commonly referred to as 31 Corps.
• There is an open, unanswered question of whether Nick's reviews are brought to deletion review more often than the administrative corps as a whole.
• Corruption in China results from the Party-State's inability to maintain a disciplined and effective administrative corps, according to L?Xiaobo, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Barnard College.
• Elsewhere, the Housing Loan Administrative Corp ., charged with the task of collecting loans extended by Japan's defunct housing loan companies, may force real estate company Sueno Kosan to declare bankruptcy.
• The "'XXX Corps "'( 30 Corps ), known as Triple X Corps, is an active military administrative corps of Pakistan Army currently assigned in Gujranwala, Punjab Province.
• Fortunately, some of the issues raised here have helped ArbCom to consider the problems of red-linked evidence and the inability of all but the Administrative corps to participate unless reasonable accommodations were made.
• He accused American bureaucrats of hampering trade, urging U . S . businessmen to " use your influence on the administrative corps, which does not want to work efficiently but only imitates activity,"
• Initially, administrative privileges were granted to Wikipedia editors who had been around long enough to demonstrate they weren't obviously destructive; this philosophy is still recorded in the history of the administrative corps and its development.
• In early 1942 all the functional ranks in technical and administrative corps became regularized ranks ( e . g ., " Engineer Major ", " Engineer Colonel ", " Captain Intendant Service ", etc . ).
• The "'Canadian Forestry Corps "'( " Corps forestier canadien " in French ) was an administrative corps of the Canadian Army with its own cap badge, and other insignia and traditions.
• M . de Castries, having become Naval Minister in 1780 immediately called Laporte to his side and gave him, under the title of Intendant General of the Navy, the direction of all matters remaining under Administrative Corps.
• While the " loros " tended to represent the emperor in his religious role, the chlamys represented his secular functions as head of state, head of the administrative corps of the empire, and giver of justice.