Voorbeelden van het gebruik van A consulate in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It's only a consulate.
Apparently he rappelled down the wall of a consulate.
It's a consulate dinner.
This is only a consulate.
This is a consulate ship on a diplomatic mission.
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We're just a consulate.
A consulate was a subdivision of an embassy.
We're just a consulate.
To have a consulate here? Someone remind me why we allowed a rogue nation?
No, but you did impersonate a consulate officer.
And remember, a Consulate is technically foreign soil.
Why did we allow a rogue nation to have a consulate here?
Invited us to a consulate reception.
Someone remind me why we allowed a rogue nation to have a consulate here?
Cape Verde has a consulate in Rotterdam[3].
Which means this might get political. He's the son of a consulate officer.
The UK also has a consulate in Willemstad, Curaçao.
Often a document must also be ratified by a consulate or embassy.
He's the son of a consulate officer, which means this might get political.
For example, you left behind your passport at a consulate for a visa application.
Legally, a consulate is considered foreign territory,
Ten years ago, I was stationed at a consulate in Herat, Afghanistan.
Arejust municipal drones enjoying an overseas post.- Waseem? Most of the people who work in a consulate.
Russia?- What? Uh, legally, Ah. a consulate is considered foreign territory, so?
about 50 different countries have a consulate in Bombay.
About as good at decorating a consulate as they are at holding on to their colonies.
Bilateral ties have been growing sturdier with China's proposal to set up a consulate in the city.
the king had a consulate in every country, lieutenant general or governor general they call them.
The intel he's given to terrorist cells has led to armed embassy raids in Pakistan, a consulate bombing in Syria, the death of countless U.
The progressive roll-out of the VIS will mean that first-time applicants will in any event have to go to a consulate or an ESP to have their fingerprints taken.