: the highest governing body in a religious denomination (as the United Presbyterian Church)
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: a legislative assembly; especially : a United States state legislature
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capitalized G&A : the supreme deliberative body of the United Nations
The General went to the general store.
# Union Generals Major General George G. Meade Major General Joseph Hooker Brig. General John Buford Major General John F. Reynolds Major General Lysander Cutler Brig. General Solomon Meredith Major General Abner Doubleday Major General Oliver O. Howard Brig. General Thomas Rowley Brig. General John C. Robinson Brig. General Francis C. Barlow Brig. General Adolph bon Steinwehr Major General Winfield S. Hancock Major General Daniel Sickles Brig. General Andrew A. Humphrey Major General David B. Birney Brig. General John C. Caldwell Brig. General Gouverneur K. Warren Brig. General George S. Greene Brig. General David McM Gregg George A. Custer Brig. General Judson Kilpatrick Brig. General Elon J. Farnsworth 2. Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee Lt. General James Longstreet Lt. General Richard S. Ewell Lt. General A.P. Hill Major General J.E.B. Stuart Major General Jubal Early Brig. General J. Johnson Pettigrew Major General Henry Heth Brig. General James J. Archer Brig. Genral Joseph R. Davis Major General William Dorsey Pender Major General Robert E. Rodes Brig. General Alfred Iverson Major General John Bell Hood Major General Richard H. Anderson Major General Edward "Allegheny" Johnson Brig. General Evander Law Brig. General Wade Hampton.
general army is a higher position than general police as general police is two star rank whereas general army has five star rank.
Four - Brigadier General, Major General, Lieutenant General, and General, with one, two, three, and four stars, respectively. General of the Army - the five star rank - is a special rank not used in peacetime.
Because a Major General use to be refered as a Sergeant Major General which made the Lieutenant General the higher rank.
The General Assembaly.
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The correct spelling is "assembly" (group of people).
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you have to drop the gas tank and take out the fuel pump assembaly and its on there
in the fill resivor attached to the master cylinder assembaly
Remove the tire, remove the brake calipers( The part that holds the brack pads in place, Once that is removed, You can remove the brake rotors and put new ones on. Depending on the style of rotors, You may have to remove and repack the wheel bearings to put new rotors on. Most current cars and rotors are seprate from the lug nut assembaly. So when that you are done the rotor is held on by the caliper assembaly and your wheels lug nuts and a couple of guild pins. .
under the glove box. on the heater assembaly there is a rectangle piece of plastic with 2 bolts and a 4 or 5 pin heavy gauge wire harness attached to it
its right because if you get more than 10 unexcused late days they will send your parents to court if they don't have a reasonable excuse for those days well that's what my school princapal was talking about attendance at a assembaly
Well Henry ford did a lot of things to change business The first person to ecer create a assembaly line He was very cost effiecient always trying to find ways to do the job cheaper.
Yes, Wal-Mart sells coat racks, here is an example: http://wallmart.com/ip/Wildon-Home-Granite-Falls-Coat-Rack-with-Twist-in-Cherry/12333535 Yes Wallmart sells the basic styles of coat racks. They are the kind that are boxed and take some assembaly.
General McClellan, General Hooker, General Meade, General Grant, General Reynolds, General Hancock, General Chamberlain, General Scott, General Sherman,... the list is pretty long.