As we shall note in another chapter, Jose Basco y Vargas inaugurated the reforms of the intendancy in the Philippines, retaining the post of governor, while Ciriaco Gonzales Carvajal was first intendente de guerra y real hacienda.
The intendente would have had him flogged with a twisted bull whip--do you know what that is or what that means?
True, the Aymarás complained but the intendentecame back with the information that a crazy smallpox patient was a free agent and they had better keep away.
The intendente of Sorata was irritated at him, he was some trouble with his smallpox.
While he was sickest he was helpless; one of his first messages was to the intendente to chase off the Indians.
So, also, on our visit of leave to the Intendente of Tempio he pressed us to allow him to send us forward under escort, though I did not learn that there had been any recent outrages in his own province.
The present Intendente of Tempio, the Marchese Clavarino, though he only entered on his office in the month of April before our visit, had already done much by his firm and enlightened administration to restore order and confidence.
A worthy coadjutor to such statesmen as D'Azeglio and Cavour, I would venture to predict that the Intendente of Tempio will ere long be called to fill a higher post.
The intendente was a man of great intelligence, and full of reverence for her memory.
And, as usual, the Intendenteafter all settled the matter as he liked, and nothing was done to Manuel.
But the rabble, who knew him really only as the intendente of the great man, stood in the greatest dread of him.
I think that the Intendente of Don Balthasar Riego would look twice before murdering in a bedroom the guest of the house--a relation, a friend of the family.
He was said to regard his intendente O'Brien as the apple of his eye, and had used his influence to get him made one of the judges of the Marine Court.
In 1816 he became Intendente of Cuba, where he effected great reforms in land-holding and in education.
Jose Pablo Valiente, who as Intendente organized the Royal Exchequer, and with no little risk to himself, permitted and encouraged commerce with neutral and friendly nations, regardless of still existing restrictions.
He began his career in Guatemala as an agricultural reformer and promoter; thence in 1813 went to Puerto Rico as Intendente and saved that island from bankruptcy.
New honors awaited him, for he was awarded the Grand Cross of Isabella, and when in 1817 he returned to Cuba, he was accorded the rank of Counsellor of State, and Financial Intendente of Cuba.
The Intendente Valiente was promoted to the position of Counselor of the Indies and his place was taken by D.
Upon the recommendation of the Intendente General de Hacienda, Major R.
Money for current expenses is furnished to heads of departments on their requisition, by warrant drawn by theIntendente General on the Custodian of Spanish Public Funds.
Intendente General de Hacienda, and will have charge, subject to instructions of the Major General Commanding, of all fiscal affairs of the Government of Manila.
The Minister of Finance, or Intendente General de Hacienda, who is charged with the collection of customs and internal taxes, the expenditures of public money, and the audit and control of public accounts.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "intendente" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
