"governmental position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a job role in government or a person who holds a role in government. For example, "She applied for a governmental position at the state level."
-If you were a member of the Iraqi assembly, what governmental position would you want to make sure existed, and why?
"Any future leader who would promote this woman back in to a governmental position would need his bumps feeling... Good riddance, say I," he writes.
(One of his official titles is Ruler of Dubai. That's an official title, a governmental position, and it's not an exaggeration).
They said that when most people hear the phrase "King of Prussia" they think of the famous mall there, and not of the governmental position that apparently does not exist.
From what you know about the current relationship between the government and the press, what predictions can you make about the future of democracy in Iraq? 3. Create a job posting for an Iraqi governmental position that still needs to be filled.
Was he being offered any goods or services or a higher governmental position?
Under succeeding rulers he was named to the highest governmental positions.
Mr. Rogers, a Democrat, served in successive governmental positions interspersed with stints at the law firm of Arnold & Porter.
The number of women holding governmental positions in either the National Assembly or the civil service was small but increasing.
As a result, Bayrou lost many political lieutenants and allies who sided with Sarkozy in the hope of getting governmental positions.
Called to the bar in 1899, Simon did later enter politics, becoming a liberal MP in 1906 and holding a number of senior governmental positions.
