Sentence examples for for a given office from inspiring English sources

And if people do not choose any candidate for a given office, that is their prerogative, she said.

"What's 'wrong' with these e-mails is very, very subtle," he said, adding: "They'll come in error-free, often using the appropriate jargon or acronyms for a given office or organization".

All the candidates for a given office appear on the same primary ballot and only the first- and second-place finishers, regardless of any party affiliation, advance to the fall general election.

As an example, while we can be certain that an imaging procedure or physiotherapy was ordered for a given office visit, albeit self-report by the clinician, we cannot be certain that the imaging procedure or physiotherapy was specific to the shoulder.

County officials tried to discern voter intent through a cloud of "hanging chads" (incompletely punched paper ballots) and "pregnant chads" (paper ballots that were dimpled, but not pierced, during the voting process), as well as "overvotes" (ballots that recorded multiple votes for the same office) and "undervotes" (ballots that recorded no vote for a given office).

In the United States, federal law requires that broadcasters offer the possibility of equal advertising time to all candidates for a given political office.

Ship-shaped structures can pack in more apartments and office space for a given cost than the other two types of design, but they have a big drawback: their tendency to roll in choppy seas.

Rather, it appears that for a given governor, as they are in office longer, they relax the standards for admission into disability insurance.

She baked cakes and cookies for the justices' private conferences and gave office birthday parties.

That language could modify Article II, Section 12, which already forbids initiatives and constitutional amendments that name a person for an office or give a function, power, or duty to any private corporation.

He was found medically unfit for hard labour and given an office job, writing out records and certificates in blackletter.