Examples of using Magistrates in English and their translations into Turkish
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Local magistrates appointed John Stearne
In Chestertown, they burned the customs house and tar and feathered two magistrates.
In practice, however, they were usually followed by the magistrates.
politicians, magistrates, businessmen, foreign ambassadors and journalists.
The parliament, which should order and define the rights and duties of magistrates, no longer contents itself with this privilege
politicians and magistrates, traffickers and bureaucrats,
Thomas Robert Shannon Broughton,"Magistrates of the Roman Republic", vol.
making judges' appointments based on merit, and making salaries in the sector reflect magistrates' experience and performance.
The jailer reported these words to Paul, saying,"The magistrates have sent to let you go;
there was a village where all newly appointed magistrates, were killed, So nobody wanted to be appointed to the village.
And the keeper of the prison told this saying to Paul, The magistrates have sent to let you go:
The report allegedly linked local officials, magistrates and politicians to the underworld.
the common people found them all equally true and the philosophers found them all equally false and the magistrates found them all equally useful.
About 180,000 Romanians-- former military personnel, magistrates, pilots, diplomats, MPs and parliamentary clerks--
In an earlier statement, Borissov cited photographs showing magistrates and politicians in the company of members of the underworld.
I have the power to arrest you as an accomplice to adultery and bring you before the magistrates for questioning.
The mission will also include police trainers, magistrates and officials for strengthening the rule of law.
I don't mean to interrupt you future magistrates and noblemen, but I, uh, I need a word.
politicians, magistrates, businessmen, foreign ambassadors
He helps magistrates exchange information and if he becomes anti-terrorist chief,