Examples of using Figurehead in English and their translations into Arabic
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Just a figurehead.
Figurehead of Océan.
An old galleon figurehead.
This figurehead thing.
Looks like some sort of figurehead.
It's the figurehead for a boat.
Their president's more of a figurehead.
Call it a figurehead, a leader, whatever.
This is what I want for a figurehead.
A figurehead should look good, Greg.
But not equipped to lead. She's a figurehead.
Figureheads were very specific to their ships.
He will look like a figurehead compared to these people.".
He wants to make absolutely sure you're nothing more than a figurehead.
Because he was a figurehead of great courage and bold exploits.
If he was, then I would be dead.Vulcan Simmons is just a figurehead.
It's fine."Silent partner" is just a figurehead role anyway, and it's nice to know you have such a big heart.
It was an unprecedentedact at the time because everybody thought,"He will look like a figurehead compared to these people.".
With his record as a war hero and his support of Fascism,he became a figurehead for pro-fascist, anti-communist groups in the immediate post-war period, acquiring the nickname Black Prince.
Although the AMDH did not openly call for the king's removal, the suggestion was that, under the new system,the king would become little more than a figurehead.
Although Nelson shall have no official power,he shall remain a figurehead of menace in the neighborhood.".
Churchill was largely a figurehead in this government, and Eden had effective control of British foreign policy for the second time, as the Empire declined and the Cold War grew more intense.
You, the vice president of the United States,a largely powerless figurehead, are sent on a photo OP to shake some hands on a boat.
The monthly sessions were held at the Hotel Pimodan(now the Hotel de Lauzun) in the rooms of Fernand Boissard,painter and musician of the nineteenth century who was considered the figurehead of the club.
The bracketed words" actual" and" effective" are aimed both at such cases andat the position of the figurehead head of State who is formally part of the Government but in fact exercises no control.
Krupp suffered failing health from 1939 onwards, and a stroke left him partially paralysed in 1941.He became a figurehead until he formally handed over the running of the business to his son Alfried in 1943.[1] Krupp industries, under both his leadership and later that of his son, was offered facilities in eastern Europe and made extensive use of forced labor during the war.
A governor is representing the government in the province and is also the figurehead and executive organ of the special provincial administration. Governors act as the chairman of the provincial executive committee.[6].
