Příklady consulate

• Reports from embassies and consulates, intelligence gathering, newspapers and many other formal and informal sources provide the basis for making foreign-policy decisions.

• In old age they seldom contact officialdom, whether the social services or their consulate, and look only occasionally for advice or help from immigrant associations.

• Accordingly, he decided to make as little use of the consulate as possible.

• Ottoman representatives were kept under close surveillance and their access to the vernacular press circumscribed; their requests for opening new consulates were rejected.

• The costs of honorary consulates cannot be identified separately, but are included in the cost of relevant supervising posts.

• It will be our largest consulate-general in the world, and larger than most of our embassies.

• Finally, there is the other non-statutory right to assistance abroad from embassies and consulates.

• I feel that perhaps consulates and embassies could do more to help.

• Diplomatic posts and consulates are arranging widespread publicity both about the new voting rights and local arrangement for registration.

• No one would acquire the right of abode who could not acquire it if he had been born and registered at the consulate before commencement.

• Secondly, the time required for a visa to be issued at many consulates is unpredictable and very long.

• All applicants, including children, are now supposed to appear in person at the consulate in order to be fingerprinted.

• Our consulates cannot, of course, intervene in investigations, direct them or suggest avenues that might be explored.

• Our consulates are in continuous dialogue with authorities worldwide to improve working relationships.

• The consulate-general explained the circumstances and the costs involved.