rectorate

IPA: rˈɛktɝʌt

Examples of "rectorate" in Sentences

[Begin recording] [Castro] Don't you think the rectorate is a little large?
The Lord had tempered the wind of misfortune with a rectorate in the north country.
Having entered the ministry in 1837, he had accepted the rectorate of the small Episcopal church in Lexington, Virginia.
The first prefect of studies appointed under his rectorate was the famous Pietro Tamburini, who afterwards became the leader of Jansenism at Pavia.
He added that the SRC was not prepared to negotiate with the rectorate but would be demanding the endorsement of their demands and wanted the matter to be resolved urgently.
Gauteng in Soshanguve near Pretoria, the chairman of the council and the rectorate will on Tuesday meet to discuss students 'demands following a protest at the technikon on Monday.
Head of the Lviv Regional Administration responsible for humanitarian affairs called the rectorate and asked for statistics on the number of students participating in the demonstrations.
At 6: 35 a.m. Greenwich Mean Time on Aug. 7, India's D.rectorate General of Civil Aviation in New D.lhi sent a message to the Kolkata controllers canceling permission, according to D. Guin, a supervisor at Kolkata Air Traffic Control.