Examples of using Embassies in English and their translations into Indonesian
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More than 50 international offices called"legal attachés" exist in U.C.S. embassies and consulates general worldwide.
More than 50 international offices called“legal attachés” are in U.S. embassies worldwide.
Indonesian nationals screened by the embassies were asked to provide.
This machine let's us intercept every word between Tokyo… and all Japanese embassies.
Israeli embassies are known for their role in overseeing the country's propaganda campaigns in foreign soil,
Foreign embassies in Israel, including Turkey's,
aims to eventually put 3-D printers in embassies around the world so children who live in countries without advanced medicine can benefit from Manero's designs.
Last year, Schengen embassies and consulates in Indonesia are reported to have processed 210,468 visa applications, 3,687 of which were rejected.
There is an apparent pattern of embassies moving to Jerusalem, and we have to start getting ready now,” Gallant told the Jerusalem Post.
Palestinian sovereignty in Jerusalem and have their embassies to Israel in the Tel Aviv area.
On 4 February, the buildings containing the Danish and Norwegian embassies in Syria were set ablaze,
he frequently sent embassies to the Tang, including his sons and brothers.
These early embassies were said to arrive by a maritime route via the South China Sea in the Chinese province of Jiaozhi now northern Vietnam.
the Palestinians' sovereignty in Jerusalem and have embassies to Israel in the Tel Aviv area.
Israel currently maintains 69 embassies, 23 consulates and five special missions, including its representative at the United Nations.
Banishment from an Islamic country is a punishment applied especially to foreigners whose embassies intercede energetically for the release of a suspected or sentenced criminal.
Chinese sources describe several embassies of Fulin arriving in China during the Tang dynasty
Chinese sources describe several ancient Roman embassies arriving in China,
their widows and embassies have the right to an account with the IOR,
the two states established de facto embassies known as"permanent missions",