consular duties

She really was not happy performing consular duties in your stead.

The consulate in Istanbul will remain open for consular duties only.

It appears that he often found his consular duties to be a burden:

Her workload is 75 percent Consular duties, with the balance taken up by other administrative tasks.

It said international law does not provide for immunity for acts committed outside the exercise of consular duties.

His first years were spent in Italy, where his father was occupied with his consular duties.

Other possible responsibilities that could be assigned are the InfoCentre as mentioned above and/or consular duties.

But they are not expected to take on consular duties such as issuing visas or work permits - prerogatives jealously guarded by the member states.

Duties of Censor were Consular duties until this point, where consuls are replaced.

In other words, if a citizen is in a country and you perform your consular duties, what do you do?

In 1888 he returned to consular duties, spending a year in Kurdistan and seven years as military attaché to Constantinople.

There he carried on his work of collecting and describing plants and animals, as well as attending to his consular duties.

I will give out that Quintus Pedius died in his sleep, worn out by his consular duties.

The two countries signed an agreement on foreign trade in 1972 and established permanent trading missions in 1973; these offices assumed and maintained consular duties.

He returned to consular duties in Tokyo as Secretary of British Legation in 1885.

One Paraguayan Embassy employee who is not a diplomat will be allowed to remain to perform consular duties, Casartelli said.

Most of the above consular officials named above also acted as judges as part of their consular duties.

Beyond his consular duties, he also promoted Belgian economic interests in Morocco, mainly in the textile and mining sectors.

It is believed the proposed job cuts are part of wider plans to refocus consular duties on trade and investment in emerging markets, particularly the Far East.

The Committee includes all Program Heads, Canada-based employees and the Officer performing Consular duties.

But my rudimentary understanding is that these are U.S. citizens or permanent resident aliens who perform consular duties, services on a part-time basis.

Hovhannisian said his predecessor, Norair Ghalumian, had not been part of the government for several years but allegedly was handling consular duties on his own.

The Oslo Accords, under which the Office was established, restrict the ability of diplomatic missions on Palestinian territory to perform consular duties.

When he retired from Consular duties in 1958, he was then free to give all of his time to his art, which flourished both in quality and success.

In 2002 he was appointed Pro-Consul and acquired an additional range of consular duties such as assistance work, prison visits and notarial work.