- the Old
French oficial. The
informal term officialese, the
jargon of "
officialdom", was
first recorded in 1884. An
officialis (plural officiales) was the...
-
Officialdom Unmasked (simplified Chinese: 官场现形记;
traditional Chinese: 官場現形記; pinyin: Guānchǎng Xiànxíng Jì; Wade–Giles: Kuan-ch'ang hsien-hsing chi),...
- abuse, however, with one
example having been
recorded in the "Records of
Officialdom". A
commander named Hu
ordered his men to
attack peasants in an attempt...
- of what she
identified as the
shortcomings of the
papacy and
church officialdom. Her
doubts about church improprieties certainly did not
extend so far...
-
wealth and
brains of the Hindus, but also
nearly the
whole of
British officialdom, and most of the Home politicians, who made the
great mistake of refusing...
- that was a de
facto declaration of war on the
invading powers.
Chinese officialdom was
split between those supporting the
Boxers and
those favouring conciliation...
- the
number of
workers within public administration,
bureaucracy or
officialdom tends to grow,
regardless of the
amount of work to be done. This was...
- the
issues of
Chinese urban development,
Chinese patrimonialism and
officialdom, and
Chinese religion, as the
areas in
which Chinese development differed...
-
Prostitution in
Thailand is not
itself illegal, but
public solicitation for
prostitution is
prohibited if it is
carried out "openly and shamelessly" or...
- century. At the time, it was
mainly performed in English.
Scandals in
Officialdom (官场丑史),
staged in 1899, was one of the earliest-recorded plays. In 1907...
