例句與造句

1. Nevertheless, he took part in works of Comissi?Gestora entrusted with phasing out Mancomunitat until the body ceased to exist in 1925.
2. Telephone service had been inaugurated by the Mancomunitat on May 8, 1921, when Artesa de Segre was connected with Vall-llebrera and Montargull.
3. During that period, Sensat gave courses and conferences for Mancomunitat de Catalunya's educational programs, in summer schools, and also in Institut de Cultura i Biblioteca Popular de la Dona.
4. Einstein's Spanish visit, between 22 and 28 February 1923, was a notable success, organized by Terradas, the Catalan Government, the " Mancomunitat ", and Rafael Campalans.
5. Despite differences with the military, Llosas by no means could have been considered in opposition to Primo; his stance during tenure in Diputaci髇 Provincial and Mancomunitat should rather be viewed as efforts to find a compromise within framework of the regime.
6. It's difficult to find mancomunitat in a sentence. 用mancomunitat造句挺難的
7. He was the secretary of the Institut d'Estudis Catalans in 1911 and director of the " Instrucci?P鷅lica de la Mancomunitat de Catalunya " ( Commonwealth of Catalonia ) in 1917, but he left in 1920 after Enric Prat de la Riba's death.
8. In 1924 the Girona diputaci髇 addressed Primo with a Llosas-inspired document, which opposed centralization designs of Catalan capit醤 primoderiverista Estatuto Provincial potentially led to dissolution of regional bodies; anxious to retain some regional co-ordination, Llosas failed to convince other members of the Girona diputation, who effectively buried the idea of Mancomunitat.
9. In 1919, he was dismissed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch, the new president of the Mancomunitat who prevented him from continuing the great work decoration Sal?de Sant Jordi, in the old Palau de la Generalitat, Torres-Garcia sold the house he had designed and built in Terrassa in 1914, Mon Repos, and left his second homeland . " he determined to take the pulse of the greatest and most modern of cities, New York ."
10. The long history of the village with its geographic isolation has caused two juxtaposed social attitudes to flourish alongside each other & the desire for contact with the outside world and a preference for the safety of isolation from it . Perched at a considerable height ( some 1, 300 feet above sea level ) with respect to the whole natural district of the Commonwealth ( or " Mancomunitat " ) of Valldigna, Barx is the sole mountain community and this geographic semi-isolation has fostered a high degree of " cultural independence " and this is the key to understanding the peculiarity of the past and present of the village of Barx.