How To Use Commissar In A Sentence
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You submit to subterfuge, you replace your ordinary parents by a little less ordinary, but still quite ordinary folks, Katrien and the commissaris.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
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China already turned into by commissariat recipient country commissariat helps a nation.
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He has the authority to act for the commissar.
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The code officer served as secretary and the commissar as prosecutor.
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For instance, we are trying to teach French to the new European commissaries.
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We didn't eat in the commissary.
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If the following day's hike is to be seven miles or less, the pack train carries commissary supplies and equipment up to the new camp in the morning, returns in the afternoon for dunnage, and packs up again.
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One early focus was the company's commissary, which imported olive oil, cheese, and other ingredients from Italy and then made sauces, salad dressings, and pastas by hand.
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Under the supervision of the Bishop of London, commissaries were appointed in many colonies to provide supervision and support of church life.
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He is undoubtedly a ** sonorous dactylist'* — and to him I add Mr. Jenner, Proctor of the Commons, and Commissary of St. PauVs, who is a gentleman of indefatigable politeness in opening the Archives of a
The Rolliad, in Two Parts: Probationary Odes for the Laureatship; and Political Eclogues and ...
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I took her to the closest base (her husband was at Basic Training), showed her how to get an ID card (which required some firm talking) and introduced her to the commissary and Base Exchange.
Chatting Them Up - SpouseBUZZ
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He wouldn't need food or cooking utensils; the Club's commissary supplied that.
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As he wrote the commissary in 1752, he had no ambition to Presbyterianize the colony.
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The rising euro and the refusal of the EU commissariat to reflate the EU economy implies that the exporting side of the Irish economy will be squeezed.
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The political commissar , political director and political instructor are organizers of the day-to-day work of the Party committees (Party branches) and leaders of political work.
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He wasn't important enough, not like poor gentle old Landauer, and that meticulous commissar Levine he had taken such a dislike to.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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Reminding me for all the world of wooden-faced commissars delivering set speeches to "the masses," who from time to time were expected to break out in "prolonged, stormy applause," city officials tried to ensure from the start that no real dialogue would take place.
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Clive conquered and organized Bengal for the East India Company He first went to Madras as a clerk in 1743 and by 1749 had won the lucrative appointment of military commissary.
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The rising euro and the refusal of the EU commissariat to reflate the EU economy implies that the exporting side of the Irish economy will be squeezed.
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Merci! cours aboiements comme si de rien n'était sans chiens je vais faire un tour commissariat caniche
French Word-A-Day:
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Cuyler, deputy commissary-general; Mearsin, deputy clothier-general, in what they call the northern department, are entirely of the same opinion.
Memoirs Correspondence and Manuscripts of General Lafayette
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Hungry cons will be able to buy snacks at the prison commissary, or perhaps steal food from the weaker inmates..
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As he wrote the commissary in 1752, he had no ambition to Presbyterianize the colony.
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This man, our head packer, would supervise the loading of our eight strings of livestock (a packer, his horse, and five mules per string) that would carry our food, dunnage, and commissary equipment.
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We were led upstairs, extremely exhausted, to the smarmy commissar's luxurious office with bedroom and en-suite bathroom.
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Industrial Bank funds operations center political commissar, chief economist, said Lu.
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“Thank you for drying my glasses,” the commissaris said.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
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Among buildings in full bloom are the new base exchange, fitness center, commissary, a school consolidating kindergarten through high school in one main area, collocated club and four modern dormitories.
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With party members dominating administrative bodies, which included the people's commissariats at the top, those bodies functioned as executors of party policy.
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‘Shall we have a commissioner or a commissar?’
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The commissaries arranged logistics on June 27, while Contrecoeur, Coulon, and other senior officers held a council of war.
George Washington’s First War
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Yes, there is a small gift shop -- make that "commissary" -- where people can buy T-shirts and the like, and visitors can drop off letters that will get a South Pole postmark.
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Current services include a child care center, recreation center, community club, fitness center, Army community services, skeet club, commissary and post office.
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It must first ask the board of commissaries, in this case the House of Representatives.
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They were to get the same bread rations as active soldiers, plus a specified daily pay and an opportunity to buy victuals if a commissary was not providing the same.
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Again, there is no sense of writing to please commissars or to follow a set political agenda; this music unmistakably comes from the heart.
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During the ride over to the commissariat, * I see a caniche* on a leash, its owner trotting along, light on her feet.
French Word-A-Day:
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I also ate at the American commissariat, now a huge canteen for soldiers.
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And when I know precisely what is meant by "commissariat",
Berto: Philosophy Monkey
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We have had to struggle with commissars and secret-police censors; you have only to deal with bank managers… and unsexy parliamentary librarians
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The commissary is a place on the cotton patch where the man who owns the cotton patch sells food and seed and goods to the people who work the cotton patch for him.
Life Lit by Some Large Vision
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Yes, there is a small gift shop - make that, "commissary" - where people can buy T-shirts and the like, and visitors can drop off letters that will get a South Pole postmark.
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He begged Washington to remember his “fellow suffers” when he raised supplies for the Virginia Regiment and remind the commissary “that we have no tents or any other necessarys fitt to take the field wt.”
George Washington’s First War
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James Horrocks, President of William and Mary College and Commissary to the Bishop of London, called a convocation of the clergy.
History of Virginia
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Visiting Warrior Mark Steyn drew a rapt crowd of, well, two dozen, as he addressed an Ontario government legislative committee, calling the head of the Ontario Human Rights Commission a "commissar" and predicting terrorist violence if rights commissions persist:
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The commissary, a commissioned officer, handled food procurement and, like the quartermaster, on many questions answered directly to his superiors in the national capital rather than to the army commander.
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Then, in the mid-1930s, the People's Commissariat for the Defense Industry was established which was subsequently, under the January 11, 1939 decree of the USSR Supreme Soviet Presidium, divided up into five separate commissariats.
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General of the PLA and political commissar of General Logistics Department
A Family Affair
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He fought with troops that had no commissary; battled with superstition; and saw his name belittled by those he sought to serve.
Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Reformers
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Washington recommended that John Carlyle and William Ramsey be appointed commissaries, but Dinwiddie refused to approve them.
George Washington’s First War
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They form a vicariate forane with headquarters at Resistencia, R.P. Pedro Iturralde, commissary general of the Franciscan missionaries, being the present vicar forane.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock
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Hungry cons will be able to buy snacks at the prison commissary, or perhaps steal food from the weaker inmates..
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When he called upon James, the bishop's commissary in Williamsburg, the latter expressed doubts about recommending him, his ostensible reason being that his knowledge of Greek was inadequate.
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The armies in which the left-wing commissars remained influential had taken the old Taiping route to Changsha and Wuhan.
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Zhang Gong, both close associates of Yang Baibing, were appointed commander and political commissar, respectively.
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Seek advice at the same time appoint commissarial number will be flexibility, without limitation of rigid quota of people.
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This elected the party's commissars and Lenin was the president.
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Her fragrancy, Margot, the Commissar for Truth and Reconciliation is really on the job.
Another jolly for the fragrant Commissioner
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Then he shot the "wheels rolling", playing back high political commissar of the PLA unit. 1975, transferred to Emei Film Studio work.
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The commissary, a commissioned officer, handled food procurement and, like the quartermaster, on many questions answered directly to his superiors in the national capital rather than to the army commander.
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He presumed the boat had served to provision the fort from the main Spanish commissary in Fort Niebla, but now it would help Cochrane complete his victory.
Sharpe's Devil
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Outside the bright sterility of the commissary was a corridor suggestive of hushed voices and stiff formality.
A Girl's Legs Stirring The Air
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In December 46 per cent of the prisoners held in occupied Poland and in the Reich Commissariat in the Ukraine died, for example.
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A streamlined system should be created in cooperation with the military commissariats and educational agencies, enabling young men liable to conscription to learn the basics of military service and up their athletic skills.
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He has made good use of other archival materials as well, including the papers of the commissariats of justice and health.
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Behind a veil of revolutionary rhetoric, the Council of People's Commissars suppressed the masses' striving for liberty.
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These included short-sheeting a fellow guardsman's bed, shooting mailboxes and road signs for fun, and raiding the base commissary for Pop Tarts.
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Finally, if you're wanting a lighter take on the dour 40K world, Commissar Cain is your man.
5 Reasons Why You Should Read a Warhammer 40,000 Book
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On this specific point, Mr McQuaid accepted that UCI would communicate with organisers and commissaries immediately to ensure the safety aspects are given the highest priority.
UCI press release on meeting with AIGCP
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Berthiers intrigue for him: -- old Foulon, who has now nothing to do but intrigue; who is known and even seen to be what they call a scoundrel; but of unmeasured wealth; who, from Commissariat-clerk which he once was, may hope, some think, if the game go right, to be Minister himself one day.
The French Revolution
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Landramnus, bishop under Louis the Pious, was by this prince appointed missus dominicus, or royal commissary, in 825.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 15: Tournely-Zwirner
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Instead the over-taxed, ripped-off and victimised motorist is forced by self-appointed traffic commissars into an ever-diminishing number of already clogged traffic arteries.
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The assurance of salvation by letters of pardon is vain, even though the commissary, nay, even though the pope himself, were to stake his soul upon it.
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Commissariat is the foundation of agriculture and rural economics structural adjustment.
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I told Nicole we'd go down to the commissary and get her something to eat.
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Yet the saleslady is a good worker considering she's a princess; even a literary commissar might regret an act of inégalité here.
The Mary McCarthy Case
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Zhang Gong, both close associates of Yang Baibing, were appointed commander and political commissar, respectively.
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Immediately following the excerpt that you chose to emphasize is this: the traditional armed forces represented by the Wehrmacht committed and ordered (e.g. the Commissar Order) war crimes of their own, particularly during the invasion of Poland in 1939 [5] and later in the war against the Soviet Union.
Berlinski's Wisdom
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All comedy, entertainment, TV, books and radio will be subjected to this new regime if it comes into existence, no doubt rigorously enforced by an army of boot-faced, unsmiling commissars desperately trying to find some infringement of their rules.
Enough with the fucking hate speech laws....
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She says, "commissar," which is, of course, the -- a Soviet official.
John Maynard Keynes: Fighting for Freedom, 1937-1946
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He never told the commissary to make tapioca pudding no matter how often I asked.
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Under the able leadership of the old Bolshevik A.P. Smirnov, the commissar of agriculture, expertise and science were privileged over politics.
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We were led upstairs, extremely exhausted, to the smarmy commissar's luxurious office with bedroom and en-suite bathroom.
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Along the way all the commissars move over and wave us by.
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Neck, together with the commissaries or factors, thought good, besides the three forsaid ships that came first, to lade one other, to wit, the greater pinnasse called Frisland, whereof was Master
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation
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These problems, professor Su does not say, so does commissary Hu.
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In time of war the political imperatives of the commissar might become subordinated to the professional needs of the field commander, but the concession was only temporary.
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Their business was still overshadowed by private arrangements between individuals, and the commissariat was to hold sway in foreign exchange dealings until the 1830s.
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“Why do you think I sent de Gier to New Guinea?” the commissaris asked.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
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Five young men of the tribe also have stopt behind, who wish to continue with us and work for us, but the low state of our commissarial renders it desirable not to accept their offer, unless our hunters return to-day with a good stock of provisions.
California Four Months among the Gold-Finders, being the Diary of an Expedition from San Francisco to the Gold Districts
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During the Atlanta campaign we were supplied by our regular commissaries with all sorts of patent compounds, such as desiccated vegetables, and concentrated milk, meat-biscuit, and sausages, but somehow the men preferred the simpler and more familiar forms of food, and usually styled these "desecrated vegetables and consecrated milk.
Memoirs of the Union's Three Great Civil War Generals
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Why should he lack for anything when he was in possession of a great "commissariat" extending as far as the
Three Years' War
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They still have an irrational fear of the newspaper accusing them of being socialist commissars, but we are living in a different century.
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Committing itself to preserving and protecting US capital markets, the Federal Reserve has since the onset of Mr. Greenspan's tenure in reality acted in a manner more befitting a Soviet commissar of the Cold War era.
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Larry Phillips, the East German-style commissar of the King County Politburo, is untroubled by a rudderless elections department [Phillips] had confidence in the elections office because it has successfully conducted several elections since the 2004 governor's election In Phillips 'world, apparently, a successful election is one where dozens or hundreds of ballots disappear.
Sound Politics: "Interim elections chief elects to go on vacation for three weeks"
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But is he not getting an enormous commissarial salary with expenses and perks specifically to resolve such crises?
It is all our fault
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Take advantage of such military benefits as the commissary, Post Exchange, thrift shop, tuition assistance, health care, recreation centers and movie theaters.
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After Trotsky's departure from the war commissariat in 1925, the army was reduced to under 600,000 men, with a strong cavalry element.
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The following letter has been received by the Bishop's Commissary
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The Commissariat was the primary means by which the British army was provisioned both in Ireland and wherever else it operated.
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Still, at virtually every movie premiere, in studio commissaries, over lunch at The Grill and at other show-business hang-outs, the investigation, and who is being called before the grand jury, have become the major topic of discussion.
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Don Emanuel is in high favor with the duke, and is now commissary-general with the army; and the senhora is the _belle_ of the
Charles O'Malley — Volume 2
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Meiklewham; “and albeit ye were nae great gun at the bar, ye might aye have gotten a Sheriffdom, or a Commissaryship, amang the lave, to keep the banes green; and sae ye might have saved your estate from deteriorating, if ye didna mend it muckle.”
Saint Ronan's Well
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Security forces evacuated the Base Exchange and the commissary after responding to a 10 a.m.
The Shad Plank
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The day the cast filmed their last episode, I saw them in the commissary.
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facings," to remind me -- and my neighbours -- of the fact that I am highly connected with the Army, my deceased wife's half-brother having once held some post in the Commissariat.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, August 29, 1891
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“Hot water always soaks away some of it,” the commissaris said.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
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There's an underlying ascription of bad faith to language writers, that they are somehow cultural commissars, in a sentence like that.
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Due to either lack of course knowledge or obstinacy, the commissaries maintained the original lap count and sent the riders off to suffer for six laps and what would become a 3-hour death march.
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The team was enjoying a little capitalist indulgence under the watchful eye of their commissar.
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Although it was six miles from Keflavik, the site had its own base exchange, commissary, gym, theater and club.
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The reason we are opposed to this law is that it is an extension of a very bad principle that turns police officers into commissars.
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But, the commissar went on, the Revolution was full of understanding, the Revolution was generous, the Revolution was forgiving.
OUTCAST
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So threats to cut the commissaries are a threat to cut a part of their compensation package.
CNN Transcript Nov 15, 2003
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There was a Nazi party commissar in every factory to make sure that the State's will was done.
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For example, when he was vice party secretary of Fujian from 1996 to 2000, he served concurrently as vice director of the Committee on National Defense Mobilization within the Nanjing Military Region, director of the National Defense Mobilization of Fujian Province, and the first military commissar of the Fujian Artillery Reserves Corp.
The Military Maneuvers of Xi Jinping
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On his complaint indeed the States recalled their commissaries, but the year was lost; nor had greater results been brought about in Italy or on the Rhine.
History of the English People, Volume VII (of 8) The Revolution, 1683-1760; Modern England, 1760-1767
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There's ample power in the Treasury Department and the Energy Department, etcetera to get these things done," he insisted, "and I don't think there should be a commissar, which is really what this is.
Common Folk Using Common Sense
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Behind a veil of revolutionary rhetoric, the Council of People's Commissars suppressed the masses' striving for liberty.
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Trotsky rejected, for example, Lenin's wish to appoint him commissar of home affairs in 1917, pointing out, according to Deutscher, that counter-revolutionaries would "whip up anti-Semitic feeling and turn it against the Bolsheviks.
A Jewish Revolutionary
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O the oont, 1 O the oont, O the commissariat oont!
Departmental Ditties & Barrack Room Ballads
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He directed his course towards the faubourg Saint – Marceau and asked at the first shop he came to where he could find a commissary of police.
Les Miserables
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On the Representation of John Lucas Commissary of pension - ers, in behalf of Stephen Rogers, a matross and artificer in Capt.
Acts and resolves passed by the General Court
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The direct selection of volunteers for The Reserves may be entrusted to preliminary selection centers, which should be organic divisions of military commissariats.
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This was a double problem: The commissaries needed transport to get goods to the troops, and Washington needed it to take the goods along when his troops moved.
George Washington’s First War
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As regards the mobilization of transport vehicles, the weakest link here today is ensuring their timely delivery to the assembly points of military commissariats and especially their roadworthiness and readiness for service.
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He gave his commissar of enlightenment, Anatoly V. Lunarcharsky, two weeks to work out the details.
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They are instinctive commissars, which made the UN their natural ally.
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At the same time he informed me that his Government intended to transfer the basis of the British commissariat from the French coast to Antwerp as soon as all German ships were swept off the North
The New York Times Current History, A Monthly Magazine The European War, March 1915
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John Carlyle operated at Alexandria, but Washington needed commissaries where his troops were stationed.
George Washington’s First War
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She works the 5 to 6 o'clock shift (AM to PM that is) and is on hand everyday in the commissary and restaurants.
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This is understandable also for commissariat current advocate channel.
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In some armies the commissariat is synonymous with quarter master, but others have divided the duty of supplying food to the troops between the two offices.
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The restaurants paid the commissary a price for supplies that left their food costs at 28% to 29% of revenues.
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Major Raphael Moses, Longstreet's corps commissary, learned of the dangerous depletion of the reserve rations of the troops in Virginia at the same time he ascertained there were tons of bacon and unreckoned barrels of fish in the counties east of the Chowan River.
LEE’S LIEUTENANTS
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Assistant commissars of foreign affairs, as well as ambassadors, plenipotentiaries, and consul-generals, also perished.
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State - owned city grain shop as commissariat commercialization.
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“Grijpstra should tell her himself,” the commissaris said.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
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The church was weakest in that part which might be called the commissariat department, though Christ's commission had been entrusted to the richest nations in the world.
An Outline of Baptist History: A Splendid Reference Work for Busy Workers. A Record of the Struggles and Triumphs of Baptist Pioneers and Builders
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If he should not be sent as prisoner, it will not be right to do so until his offense be investigated here; accordingly the commissary may discharge him under bail or under juratory security.
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1803 — Volume 05 of 55 1582-1583 Explorations by Early Navigators, Descriptions of the Islands and Their Peoples, Their History and Records of the Catholic Missions, as Related in Contemporaneous Books and Manuscripts, Showing
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But I do it on my own dime and I don't see why 'commissar' Hall and her colleagues shouldn't also do it on their own dime.
Keep it inside, for the sake of the children.
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Krementsov successfully portrays the scientists, their managers, the commissars and the local and national politicians.
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By contrast, the commissary officer has been responsible for the provision of rations alone.
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But it proved very difficult to keep them up to bringing a sufficient supply, and as they had a full share of the universal spirit of haggling, the commissariat was a very harassing and troublesome business, and as to the boys, it was evident that the experiment was not successful.
Life of John Coleridge Patteson
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During the confrontation, political commissar of that excitement that he suddenly saw that German and stood up.
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“De Gier was in Maine before,” the commissaris said.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
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Later he gadded about Europe until the revolutionary storm struck in Russia, carrying him away to the Ukraine where he ended up in the post of representative of the Soviet People's Commissariat.
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Most importantly, this site is not for complaining about the price of steak in the commissary.
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Like the pope and the Soviet commissars of old, Greenspan appears to have discovered the political usefulness of posing as infallible.
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Below the commissariats a huge bureaucratic apparat had developed which in 1941 employed eight times more officials than in 1913.
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Regarding this, promotes education bank fund operation center chief economist Commissar Lu to analyze pointed out.
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Dr. Besigye left the ruling party in 1999, after rising to a top position of political commissar.
Ugandan Physician Offers Revolutionary Cure
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I am on my way to the commissary for coffee and you haven't eaten in days.
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The outpost was approximately one-half mile from the crossing and consisted of two existing buildings converted into a hospital and a commissary storehouse.
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To supply the men the army needed commissaries, purchasing agents with money to spend or authority to obligate the government to pay for goods.
George Washington’s First War
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… A commissar is a political officer whose position is equal to that of the commander of a given military unit and has the authority to countermand the orders of the commander.
Human Resources « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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Thus, after a series of reorganizations, the Soviet military industry entered the Great Patriotic War with branch commissariats whose enterprises, in the prewar period, created many new weapons for the future victory.
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The service of military intendance is exercised by twelve bodies, having the function of direction and vigilance, and by twenty-four commissary sections, stationed with each commander of an army corps or of a division.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent
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On October 22nd, the commissar for the western front cabled a message to him that said: ‘There is nothing left but to give up.’
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Both Askham and Crokford were cited to appear before the bishop's commissary for inquiry and judgement.
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Reminding me for all the world of wooden-faced commissars delivering set speeches to "the masses," who from time to time were expected to break out in "prolonged, stormy applause," city officials tried to ensure from the start that no real dialogue would take place.
Archive 2009-10-01
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The commissaris is your direct chief and you can telephone him tonight, you don’t even have to go through the operator, all you have to do is dial a lot of numbers.
The Japanese Corpse
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It must be added that she was warm and uncomfortable, having conscientiously superintended preparations in respect of commissariat in the overheated atmosphere of the basement; hurried upstairs -- the imagined tinkle of the front-door bell perpetually in her ears -- to pull her stays in at the waist and project herself into the aforementioned official garments -- a very trying process on a June day to a person of ample contours and what may be described as the fluidic temperament.
The Far Horizon
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However the desperation of the Ulema in face of the "white" assault brings the formation of "penal battalions" led by former officers and we first meet Captain Rosencreuntz supervising a bridge demolition in face of relentless enemy attack, when he is arrested by religious commissary aka "Hojatoleslam" Nikita, beaten and thrown in a car trunk to be led to Ayatollah Commissar Barko for summary judgment.
"Escape From Byzantium" by Mark Mellon (Reviewed by Liviu Suciu and Mihir Wanchoo)
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After the bishop or his commissary has instituted the presentee, he issues a mandate under seal, addressed to the archdeacon or some other neighbouring clergyman, authorizing him to induct the clerk into his benefice.
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I intend to hold the Commissar for Justice to the CPGB's election promise when they come to lock me up for rightist deviationism.
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Also there goeth in these same voyages some marchants that are commissaries of the schoole of Sancta misericordia, that if any Marchant die and haue his Will made, and hath giuen order that the schoole of
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation
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A commissar retains the absolute right to administer justice both on and off the battlefield.
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Lunchtime at the studio was fun because everyone would eat at the commissary in costume.
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He had called the commissaris “father” and looked at his superior officer with large troubled eyes, often filled with tears.
The Japanese Corpse
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A boarding house/hotel and commissary was also on the property.
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Now, this in not a new spouse, she's been around this military life for almost 20 years and ought to know by now that yes, it is their job but each and every one of us that shops at the commissary is their de facto employer.
I'm so clueless! - SpouseBUZZ
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He has disposed of his surplus baggage and commissary stores, placing them out of reach of any descent of a force in this direction, and leaving him free to dispute the advance of the rebel army.
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He could not punish commissaries, however, because they were civilian agents for the colonial government.
George Washington’s First War
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Hay, deputy quarter-master-general; Cuyler, deputy commissary-general; Mearsin, deputy clothier-general, in what they call the northern department, are entirely of the same opinion.
Memoirs, Correspondence and Manuscripts of General Lafayette
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We need to make Russia strong again," says Nikolai Panchenko, a Nashi "commissar," or leader.
Young Russia Rises
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The sympathetic nervous system resembles the commissarial department of the army, which attends to the material welfare of the soldiers, while the motor nervous system, with headquarters in the brain, corresponds to the commander with his executive staff, the nerve centers in the spinal cord and other parts of the body being the subordinate officers in the field.
Nature Cure
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While Adams was dispensing commissary tea in iron-stone china cups to his two guests in the "dinkey" field office, his chief, taking the
A Fool for Love
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“What about the sheriff and Billy Boy knowing about the tunnel on Jeremy Island?” the commissaris asked.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
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• U.S. military purchases Gulf of Mexico seafood, boosting an industry battered by oil spill: Ten products, including fish, shrimp, oysters, crab cakes, and packaged Cajun dishes such as jambalaya and shrimp etouffee are being promoted at 72 base commissaries along the East Coast.
President Obama visits the Chamber of Commerce; Dick Cheney calls Mubarak a 'friend'; DOD buys Gulf Coast seafood; NASA's 360-degree view of the sun
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Piedmontese commissars sent to Venice by Charles Albert were almost immediately withdrawn, and Manin assumed dictatorial powers.
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I used to go to the commissary with him and sit next to people that were dressed like Indian chiefs and cowboys and monsters.
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Societe Generale chief economist, political commissar of the Lu said.
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There are no aging commissars clinging on to party rule.
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He never told the commissary to make tapioca pudding no matter how often I asked.
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The fashion-challenged among us will be relieved to hear that even the self-appointed commissars of style haven't got a clue.
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Active support advocatean area to replenish local commissariat reserve and commodity reserve.
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The commissaris had never seen a pink, or a yellow, or a palish-green gable house before.
Tumbleweed
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Again, people's commissars, like tsarist ministers, were heads of departments and belonged more to the bureaucracy than to politics.
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Although this is well known, our modern theologians seem to have been unable to avoid jumping to the conclusion that, whenever women are mentioned in the ministry, it must be only as ministers of their substance, either as a kind of commissaries, or, at most, as kindergarten officials.
The Woman's Bible
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The grand Bailiff de Sallande, and the other commissions of their Noble Mightinesses for the affairs of finance, having examined, conformably to their commissarial resolution of the 3d of this month, the addresses of Mr. Adams, communicated to the
The Medallic History of the United States of America 1776-1876
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In thus finding vent for their piety, the pilgrims mingled sanctification with recreation, enjoying healthful holidays, and creating trade with varied business, commercial and commissarial activities, while enlarging also their ideas and learning something of geography.
The Religions of Japan From the Dawn of History to the Era of Méiji
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The commissaris washed his spectacles and handed them over to Katrien.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
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At the commissariat de police along the Canebière, Jean-Marc and I step up to the comptoir.
Creve - French Word-A-Day
