Examples of using Consul general in English and their translations into Slovak
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Dutch businesses and the Consul General of The Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Alongside thousands of jubilant Slovaks stood an American named Paul Hacker, Consul General of the United States.
The United States also sanctioned North Korea's consul general in Shenyang, China, and a diplomat at North Korea's embassy in Vietnam.
Mr Igor Pokorny, Consul General of Slovakia in New York, with his family came to see his finish.
Mrs. Inna Ohnivets was the Consul General from 2003 to 2005 and since 2006 the Ambassador of Ukraine to Slovakia.
At this time Don Ramon was consul general for Spain in this new American territory.
Consul General must hold a consular patent
But Axel Cruau, the consul general for France in Los Angeles, said the man
Turkey's consul general in Jerusalem was summoned by the Israeli Foreign Ministry on Tuesday
The Consul General affirmed the strength of the international exhibition of Mi Orante in organizing group exhibitions worldwide,
Forštnarič Boroje, Consul General of the RS in Krakow Tomáš Kašaj,
the Republic of Cyprus(2005-2009), Consul General in Istanbul(1990).
continue on the 4th with the opening ceremony of the memorial room in Dolná Strehová where the Consul General of the Hungarian People's Republic in Bratislava
was the keynote speaker at the annual meeting of Romanian ambassadors, consuls general and directors of cultural institutes today in Bucharest.
He also served as consul general in Madrid.
supporting the event since acting as Consul General of Hungary in Košice.
One source suggested remains were discovered in the garden of the Saudi consul general's house.
On Wednesday, the Turkish Foreign Ministry asked the Israeli consul general in Istanbul to temporarily leave the country.
This naturally also includes the British Consul General in Jerusalem to whom the honourable Member refers in his question.
Is the Council making enough use of the eponymous talents of the British Consul General in Jerusalem, Mr Makepeace?
