Примери за functionary

• Often, the legal system (and/or its functionaries) serves as a barrier to any proper resolution of the questions surrounding the narrative and plot structure.

• It would be foolhardy to suggest that affordable registration and titling will by itself restrain predatory state functionaries from encroaching on farmer rights.

• In the 1930s, for example, the colony employed only 259 government functionaries (p. 169).

• They can be classified as ' anonymous ' or ' proto ' functionaries since none held any specific, differentiated official position.

• Federal functionaries and party cadres are also involved in shaping regional politics, not on an ad hoc basis, but on a permanent one.

• They were outside of his purview as a local functionary of the colonial state.

• As noted earlier, the relocation areas were selected by government functionaries without any recourse to local inhabitants' concerns or preferences.

• He was merely a technical functionary acting within a broader context that established the legality of his act.

• Nevertheless, such ' simple ' farmers put a lot of effort into trying to get in touch with state functionaries through intercessors and middlemen.

• The idea was to move labor grievances from the streets to the courts and boardrooms under the watchful eye of state functionaries.

• The anachronistic concept of 'full-time' work for instrumentalists, and probably other functionaries as well, may have to be abandoned.

• This effectively left workhouse children parentless, or rather, the new poor law and its functionaries became the institutional parents of a newly created orphan class.

• Conciliation officers were government functionaries who referred unsettled disputes to industrial courts for mediation, where the process could take months to settle.

• At the same time, they condemned their u critics, particularly religious scholars and functionaries (ulema), for being conservative (muhafazakar), traditionalist (kudemaperest), and bigoted (mutaassib).

• Other factors include explicit or implicit requirements to give bribes and gifts to, and incompetence of, government functionaries.