Definition of Ordonnateur. Meaning of Ordonnateur. Synonyms of Ordonnateur

- An ordonnateur or commissaire-ordonnateur in the French colonial era was responsible for fiscal matters in a colony, as opposed to the governor, who was...
- content analysis in the social sciences. Around 1851, Guerry invented the Ordonnateur Statistique, probably the first mechanical device designed to aid in...
- diplomatic relations. The second provincial authority was the commissaire-ordonnateur. His was a civil post with similar functions as that of the intendants...
- obtain a square root. Around 1854, Andre-Michel Guerry invented the Ordonnateur Statistique, a cylindrical device designed to aid in summarizing the...
- illegally acquired rents; lending money to the king while serving as ordonnateur (a public function for regulating public expenditures and receipts);...
- courts is the difference between, in French public accountings, between ordonnateurs (managers who order expenses and perception of payments) and payeurs...
- territories, including two commissioners, an interim governor and an ordonnateur (chief administrator), until the gradual decline of the French colonial...
- education into their own hands. Imperial officials refused the commisonnaire-ordonnateur Mézy's demand to establish a public catholic school in Louisbourg. Concerned...
- Protet. He was ordonnateur in Senegal from 22 May 1853 until 25 April 1854, when he was replaced by Victor-Étienne Costet as acting ordonnateur. He was promoted...
- promoted to commissaire on 30 July 1853. In January 1855 Lagrange was ordonnateur (head of the administration) of Martinique. Lagrange was appointed acting...