-
decrees of
November 9, 1885 and of May 10, 1886, and was
composed of four
subdelegations: El Callao, San Ramón, El
Mercado and El Alto de Lima.
According to...
- (DNS), a hierarchical,
distributed naming system that
allows for the
subdelegation of
namespaces to
other DNS servers. A
unnumbered point-to-point (PtP)...
- an
investigation was requested. In 1916, the
island was
declared a
subdelegation of the
Department of Valparaíso. In the same year,
Archbishop Rafael...
- representative. In addition, the
Government of
Spain has the
official Government Subdelegation in the city.
Bilbao is a muni****lity and has a mayor-council government...
-
Garrido Durán,
established eleven subdelegations,
eight of them in Sinaloa, with Mazatlán
being within the
subdelegation of Copala,
which was
later called...
- Fernández Islands—Chile's
government formally organized the
islands into a
subdelegation of Valparaíso. That same year, Chile's
economic interest in the Pacific...
- In Spain,
apart from the
Central Administration, the
central government has a
Peripheral Administration. This
administration is
composed of all
those decentralized...
-
acknowledged as "the
seminal articulation of the law
governing the
subdelegation of
statutory and
discretionary powers" and it is
still often cited,...
-
local authorities.
Immediately after Independence,
Colima was
still a
subdelegation of Guadalajara. In 1821,
Colima lost the Zapotlán
areas along with the...
-
provincial civil governor. The
seats of both the
delegation and the
subdelegation are
located at the
Borghetto Palace [es] in Madrid. The
Community of...
