Sentence examples for government title from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Clinton finds herself adjusting to an unfamiliar reality: she holds no government title now for the first time in more than two decades.
But let's hope it will pull out again; officials are not wiser or nobler because they come with a government title.
Nearly all the panel members -- nine men and a woman, five Republicans and five Democrats -- have at least one government title with the word "former" in it.
Personal and home care aides — the government title for people often referred to as home attendants — perform tasks like housekeeping, cooking and helping clients bathe, dress and groom.
(Go to Article) Â An obituary on Sunday about Townsend Hoopes, a Johnson administration official who wrote about the de-escalation of the Vietnam War, referred incorrectly at one point to his highest government title.
Photocopies of your passport and intended purchase must then be sent for government approval - this usually takes six to eight weeks - after which the balance of the agreed price is paid and you or your agent will meet the vendor at the government Title Office for the transfer of title.
But in the Libyan government, titles have never made much difference.
Many senior officials have both party and government titles, but major policy and personnel decisions are made by the party's Central Committee, the Politburo and ultimately the nine-member Politburo Standing Committee, often in secretive sessions like the one taking place this weekend.
The congress, the first in 15 years, was scheduled when the elder Mr. Assad was alive and intended to change his son's status from unofficial heir apparent to regent by giving him his first formal party and government titles.
We can and must go direct and assure that all key influencers are targeted, not just the ones with official government titles.
If the letter is formal, use courtesy titles such as Mr., Mrs., Dr., or any military or government titles, and then use the recipient's last name.
