auxiliary body

She has not yet made contact with any of the specialized auxiliary bodies around her.

In summary, I might say that a firm basis for both processes was established in the 24th session of the auxiliary bodies.

The Covenant implied the establishment of auxiliary bodies for various questions of a more or less technical character.

Other auxiliary bodies include commissions, which are made of a president, vice president, secretary, and four other members who all serve for four years.

There are also auxiliary bodies of FILA.

The accomplishment of the numerous tasks delegated to the League necessitated the creation of two main types of auxiliary bodies:

I, within him, send forth my auxiliary bodies to explore its air and waters and lands; through the laser channels, mine are their labors, triumphs, and-twice-deaths.

There are also two auxiliary bodies of the Congress, namely, the Commission of Adhesions and the Commission of Candidacies.

The Sports' training centres are institutions for the professional or semi-professional sportsmen's training, while Summer universities and study centres are auxiliary bodies for the organization of Free Education.

One group of auxiliary bodies is the Continental Committee, made up of each of the national federations on each continent (currently Africa, Asia, North and South America, Europe, and Oceania).

Aided by an auxiliary body formed by the pilgrimage from Pannoval, the Takers, who had stayed in Oldorando to preach against its immorality, laws had been passed to deal with the ravages of the fever.

Due to the complexity in the management of government, the Spanish Monarch needed some auxiliary bodies, as the Councils (Consejos), dedicated to the advice and resolution of problems, and submitted to the Monarch's knowledge and dictum.

In 1990, the well-known Slovenian sociologist, philosopher and cultural critic Slavoj Žižek was the LDS' candidate for the Presidency of Slovenia (an auxiliary body of the President of the Republic, abolished in 1992).

Similarly, many politicians in the region argue that while NATO has allowed 18 European countries - as well as Russia - to attend meetings of the NATO Cooperation Council, an auxiliary body that deals mainly in nonmilitary issues, there have not been enough concrete security benefits.