Meanings of accredite agent in English

It is your badge as an accredited agent of the German Crown.

But was not Borrow the accredited agent of the British and Foreign Bible Society?

He was not an accredited agent, you will understand.

Missions became frequent, and accredited agents were stationed, as a sort of honorable spies, at the different courts.

By this time you are not only enemies of the Revolution, but you are accredited agents of capitalistic Governments.

We had an accredited agent, a nondescript sort of person, representing England at the court of Pope Pius IX.

You will ask why I, an accredited agent in the employ of France, have not stepped in and arrested him.

Perhaps there never was a romantic communication made to five more prosaic-looking people than the accredited agents of the societies.

Napoleon gave Czernicheff a letter for the Emperor Alexander, which made him a sort of accredited agent at the Russian court.

There can be no private matters between you, the paid and accredited agent of your country, and one of its citizens.

I understand that practically the whole of Symford is the property of the Shuttleworth family, and that you are that family's accredited agent.

"Will your Highness permit me to introduce M. Chauvelin, the accredited agent of the French Government?"

This one was issued by the accredited agents of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, and dated April 1, 1984.

He had advised against delegates to the convention being chosen, thinking that instead the Kentuckians should send accredited agents to treat with the Virginian government.

Naturally, on such a mission, he would not come as a publicly accredited agent, therefore, I imagine, he is to be sought under another name.

"And the best of it is that the man is actually an accredited agent of Jebusa Jones's Cuticle Remedy."