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Sentence Examples As a result, a crucial element of the struggle among priests, people, and prefects is missing. In 1879 prefects had been given the power to order that all teaching posts vacated by clerical teachers be filled by lay ones. Algerian departmental prefects therefore signed contracts with asylums in southern France for their patients' treatment at Algerian expense. In celebration of the centenary year of the school, past prefects carrying Olympic torches will run from school to the stadium. As the city's prefects, the duumvirs are jointly responsible for the protection of the city, the criminal court and the general good order. And then there's Max, looking as pleased as Punch in a photograph of the 1943 prefects. At the end of the year, more prefects were chosen from my class than from any other. Caps were compulsory for street wear, or boaters usually for prefects or senior students. Much of the fun of it back then was trying to find places to smoke where school prefects wouldn't catch us. The prefect system operated in secondary schools and prefects helped with duties and discipline. The school chapel became the focal point of life, discipline was enforced through prefects and team games emphasized. A local administrative layer of stakeholders includes prefects, village chiefs, clan chiefs, and land chiefs. In local terms, I guess it's what you call the prefects or the councillors governing the student body. New prefects were appointed at Queen Margaret's School, Escrick, during the annual school speech day. It is clear, however, that dioceses which are still administered by prefects or vicars apostolic are held to have been uninterrupted by the Reformation. This was a pleasure denied me in my childhood, owing to my being at boarding school, where only prefects were allowed access to the communal wireless. Set during the Second World War, Raleigh and Groves are two public school prefects in their final year, knowing when they leave they will be called up for military service. Year 11 pupils, who are prefects and perform that role on the bus, used their mobile telephones to call the emergency services and evacuated the bus, which was leaking fuel. I suppose they gave each class two prefects, partly so that if one of us was ill there would be someone to cover and partly so we could keep each other company. In 1964 regional prefects were brought back to supervise these programmes. Show More Sentences Many of its newly appointed prefects lacked experience, old political divisions remained, and there was apathy in areas remote from the German threat. The departments and sub-prefectures are headed by prefects and sub-prefects. Not to mention the conditions for diaspora voting, the neutrality of prefects and governors, and much more. With their French post offices, town halls, prefects and use of the euro, they are in theory French administrative departments. On January 6th the government told prefects in all departments to close Dieudonné's shows if and where they threatened public order. The government invited all prefects, its departmental representatives, to attend local memorial services. There is nothing to stop a country giving powers to prefects to deal with it as long as there is a right of appeal. At the end of March two circulars were sent to the regional prefects defining the procedures for preparation of the future contracts. With regard to the administration of justice, the State party report indicated that judges, prefects and subprefects had judicial powers. The fact remained that the problems mentioned concerning judges and prefects were real. In October, 2004, Ecuador conducted a new democratic process to elect local authorities such as mayors, councilmen, prefects and counsellors. Elections are then managed by regional and local officials who report to the ministry: prefects, sub-prefects, and governors. At the local level, prefects have responsibility for coordinating assistance to internally displaced persons. In October 1993, the authorizations granted by prefects for detainees' families to visit the camp were suspended. Local governmental organization is based on seven departements, or provinces, headed by prefects, thirty-two arrondissements, and one hundred fifty communes. The prefects play a vital role in the smooth running of the school. Delegation was essential in so unwieldy an entity, and, like his predecessors, Augustus appointed senatorial legates and equestrian prefects to serve his imperium. As a teenager I had problems at home and every Monday I was late for school and booked by the prefects, who were teacher's pets. The different interest groups which are represented include the prefects and state services, local and regional authorities, environmental protection and consumer associations. In a TV profile produced by Michael Cockerell at the time of his 80th birthday, Deedes recalled his days at Harrow when he fagged for one of the prefects who liked to eat six hard boiled eggs at a go. Show More Sentences He is proposing recall referendums for himself and the prefects. For the local application of regulations on freshwater fishing, Onema will assist prefects to ensure that decisions are based on technical data for the conservation of species. Full-time representatives of the prefects will be appointed in September 2008 in the neighbourhoods experiencing the greatest difficulties, so as to coordinate action by the authorities. The vote was made possible by the resumption of the political dialogue on 18 September, both during the talks between government and prefects and within the framework of the parliamentary committee which met in recent days. The Ministry of Interior spearheads a system of regional governors and prefects modeled on the French system of local administration. The details of command structure and fleet strengths during this period are not well known, although fleets were commanded by prefects. The next senior person in a chamber after the prefects and tollykeepers was once known as the in loco, and kept the accounts for Chamber Tea. Finally, at the beginning of August and within the framework of the organization of mobile court hearings, prefects, sub-prefects and mayors who were displaced as a result of the war were redeployed. House prefects were once elected from the oldest year, but this no longer happens. Prefects used to beat younger boys with a plimsoll, and I wanted no part of that Billy Bunter public school rubbish. In addition, each house has a number of House Prefects, with authority only in that house. There are some variations in the school dress worn by boys in authority, see School Prefects and King's Scholars sections. Examples from Classical Literature He was meditating an early retirement to bed, when a knock sounded at the door, and the three prefects entered. You can't, just because you happen to be made prefects, haul up seniors and jaw 'em on spec., like a house-master. Later, he had changed it himself, for he had found the name of Fernandez hated by prefects of police, jefes politicos, and rurales. These will be governed by two Prefects nominated by the Albanian Government. Find more words! 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