Przykłady chief

• Though chiefs and chieftaincy are considered traditional artefacts of society, they require the invigorating authorisation and recognition of the state to operate with validity.

• Since 1979, there have been no female chiefs.

• As many respondents articulated, chiefs only have power if they are with the people.

• Beginning in the early 1990s, chiefs began to allow their communities to ' elect ' izinduna and traditional councillors.

• Rather than resist the implementation of new rules and practices, many chiefs have attempted to recast themselves as the ' authentic representatives ' of local communities.

• In addition, there are many examples where the elected councillor serves as part of the chief's isigungu as well.

• Like elected village chiefs, the currently nominated mayors find themselves in an ambiguous situation.

• Alternatively the resident sends a representative, accompanied by the deputy chiefs of the same seven villages, to investigate and resolve the case.

• Most of the assistant investigative squad chiefs served concurrently as guard battalion chiefs.

• Neither the ' urban politicians ', the ' rural farmers ', nor the ' traditional chiefs ' were homogeneous groups, as a wide range of recent studies have sought to show.

• According to this argument, chiefs who accepted bribes were guilty of violating custom.

• They and the major chiefs conducted sowing and first fruit rituals.

• Contrast this with the following estimated numbers of chiefs (no names) which are much higher.

• In normal parlance, chiefs who are forced to abdicate are destooled, not de-skinned.

• In the villages, however, the regime run by these administrators and chiefs appeared neglectful, capriciously oppressive and deeply corrupt.