Dictionary entry
Parliamentary Under-Secretary
Pronunciation
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Myanmar Meaning
(in Britain) ပါလီမန်အတွင်းဝန်ကလေး။
Definition
under-secretary / ʌndǝ'sekrǝtri; US -teri / n ၁။ (also Permanent Under-Secretary ) (in Britain) အစိုးရဌာနတစ္ခု၏ အႀကီးအကဲ။ ၂။ (also Parliamentary Under-Secretary ) (in Britain) ပါလီမန္အတြင္းဝန္ကေလး။
Examples
- ‘The centerpiece of the Pentagon's campaign was the recent creation of a new undersecretary of defense for intelligence.’
- ‘This guy works in the Pentagon as a deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence.’
- ‘But she's concerned about a lack of funding for the undersecretary's office.’
- ‘She was an undersecretary in the U.S. Department of Agriculture.’
- ‘The undersecretaries operate in individual portfolios - they're not just undersecretaries for the prime minister in general.’
- ‘Congratulations on being designated the next undersecretary of state for public diplomacy.’
- ‘He is the deputy assistant secretary - undersecretary for intelligence.’
- ‘Cabinet secretaries are undoubtedly senior
- and some reporters extend the title to their deputies and undersecretaries.’
- ‘At present
- all Cabinet Ministers have several undersecretaries who are paid money on top of their remuneration as MPs.’
- ‘He's the undersecretary for border and transportation security.’
- ‘At 36
- he served as assistant secretary of the Treasury and eventually became the first undersecretary of enforcement.’
- ‘The undersecretary brightened and even smiled.’
- ‘After other parents had made similar allegations
- the local member of parliament persuaded the undersecretary of state for health in the House of Lords that a government inquiry was required.’
- ‘His reward was a post as undersecretary in the Foreign Ministry.’
- ‘The difference between congressional testimony from an undersecretary of defense and a major speech by the president of the United States is incalculable.’
- ‘There is one female ambassador and two female undersecretaries; however
- no female judges or prosecutors’
- ‘Babe
- why are you wasting your time with an assistant to a deputy secretary
- when you could be with me
- a deputy assistant undersecretary?’