maritime prefect造句

• He was then the Maritime Prefect of the English Channel.
• He was also given the position of maritime prefect of the Biscay port of Lorient.
• In 1805, Forfait was sent to Genoa as Maritime Prefect, tasked to establish a naval presence there.
• In 1841, he took over the Ministry of Marine, but quickly resigned and became maritime prefect in Toulon.
• In 1802 Ducreux moved to Saint-Domingue, where she married the maritime prefect, a M . Montgiraud.
• She is chartered to the French government and can be called upon by the Maritime Prefect of Brest at any time.
• Promoted to Vice Admiral in 1860, he served as Maritime Prefect of Cherbourg, and in 1861 as Prefect at Toulon.
• It is chartered to the French government and can be called upon by the Maritime Prefect of the English Channel and North Sea at any time.
• He engaged in a number of rows, fights and even brawls with his officers, and having very bad relations with the maritime prefect Emeriau.
• He rescinded the appointment of Admiral Roussin in command of the fleet, and gave the command to Admiral Duperr? the maritime prefect in Brest.
• He then rose to vice admiral on 15 July 1846, he next served as Maritime Prefect at Toulon then once again commander of the Mediterranean training squadron.
• On Wednesday, Atlantic maritime prefect Jacques Gheerbrant said France would dispatch additional aircraft and move two oil-suctioning boats from Spanish waters to a port in France.
• The maritime prefect's residence replaced the signal station on Parc au Duc, which had itself been replaced by a watchtower built at the top of the tour C閟ar.
• The Chincha Islands War saw him again employed, and he was successively maritime Prefect of Valparaiso, colonel of National Guards, and finally captain and minister of marine in 1872.
• Promoted to contre-amiral on 30 April 1840, Alexandre then served as major-general of the navy at Toulon, then Maritime Prefect at Cherbourg, before commanding the training squadron in the Mediterranean.
• On 20 July 1800 he became maritime prefect of Lorient and on 25 prairial year 12 he was made a member of the L間ion d'honneur, rising to commander in the order on 14 June 1804.
• The 19, the City Council declared the 7th Panzer Division, received the surrender of the city from the hands of the maritime prefect, Vice-Admiral, who had earlier destroyed submarines under construction at the arsenal and East Fort.
• In the more advanced stages of his career, he was named Maritime Prefect of the 3rd district to Lorient in November 1871, Vice Admiral on 3 August 1875, and eventually Minister for the Navy of France from May to November 1877.
• The commander of the squadron, Admiral Pedro Max Fernando Frontin, met with the Maritime Prefect prior to the commencement of " social events "; these lasted until 23 February, when the ships moved to Toulon and Frontin journeyed overland to Paris.
• In 1877 he was promoted to vice admiral, followed by becoming maritime prefect of Toulon in October 1879 . He later became chief of staff becoming Minister for the Navy and the Colonies from 5 January 1888 to 22 February 1889, then naval minister from 19 March 1889 to 17 March 1890.