intendant

However, the two are caught and brought to the party to face the Intendant.

"The one who took your place as Intendant," he said finally.

In 2004 - 2006 he was the intendant of that stage.

Then the intendant turned back to look out into the night, nodding his head.

Around this time the office of "intendant" was also established.

In 1680 intendant was given the power to appoint lower court officials.

The central authority now spread all over the country through the administration of intendants.

She could imagine many of the Intendants were making similar complaints.

Another model would give overall authority to one general manager or intendant.

"This is far from over, Intendant," he called after her.

You could speak privately to each of the Intendants before the vote.

Everyone was prosperous and happy, except for the other Intendants.

He was dismissed from his office of intendant on August 11, 1726.

"But would this false Intendant even allow such a visit?"

The intendants shall have us many agents as may be necessary.

Already she was running from the condemnation of her fellow Intendants.

The Crown saw the intendants as a check on these other officers.

More problematic would be using it to locate the Intendant.

Weapons, you will withhold fire until the Intendant gives the order.

"In that case, Intendant, this is where we should start.

The intendant was referring to the first time that he and Kirk had met.

The government of the region resides in the intendant, who is assigned by the president.

She was already being inundated with information and requests by the other Intendants.

"But can't Intendants have some measure of control in their own sectors?"

Intendant Spock took a seat at the opposite end of the table.