- Look up
intendant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
intendant (French: [ɛ̃tɑ̃dɑ̃] ; Portuguese:
intendente [ĩtẽˈdẽtɨ]; Spanish:
intendente [intenˈdente])...
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commander of the CPSP
Officials (Oficiais)
Intendent (intendente):
commanding officer of
level I
units Sub-
Intendent (subintendente):
commanding officer of...
- The
Intendant of
Montevideo is head of the
executive branch of the
government of Montevideo. The
Intendant serves a five-year term and is
limited to two...
- when
William F.
Davidson was
elected to
serve as
intendent. In 1861, the
title was
changed from
intendent to mayor.
Below is a list of
people who have served...
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continued to
swear obedience to the King,
while refusing to obey his
intendents or to
accept his new taxes. The
Parlement of Franche-Comté in Besançon...
- Division,
garrisoned in Iquique. In his new function, he was also
appointed Intendent of the Tarapacá Province. In
January 1971,
Pinochet was
promoted to division...
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Commander of the CPSP,
Officials (Oficiais)
Intendent (intendente):
commanding officer of
level I units, Sub-
Intendent (subintendente):
commanding officer of...
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while the city was
incorporated in 1823.
Heads of the city were
known as "
intendents"
prior to 1833. The city and
county governments were
consolidated in 2014...
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November 2019.
Retrieved 19
November 2019. Ramón Gutiérrez del Mazo (
Intendent of Mexico: 1811–1821) (1811). La muy noble, muy leal,
insigne é imperial...
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integrating the so-called "regional cabinet,"
chaired by the
regional intendent. The
political and
administrative division of
Chile has had four major...
