Sentence examples for high office holders from inspiring English sources

In their administration, high office holders, influential traders, eminent literati, and musicians came from diverse religious traditions.

The real difference between Trump's cabinet and May's is that many of his high office holders have at least earned their fortunes.

After the Union of Lublin, the Senate of general sejm of the Commonwealth became augmented by Lithuanian high officials; the position of the lay and ecclesiastical lords, who served for life as members of the Senate was strengthened, as the already outnumbered middle szlachta high office holders had now proportionally fewer representatives in the upper chamber.

The ruling places intense scrutiny on Mr. Berlusconi, who now faces a separate trial in the same case after Italy's Constitutional Court this month declared unconstitutional a law granting him and Italy's top four highest office holders immunity from prosecution.

That makes it not exactly the best time politically for a handful of the city's highest office holders to receive some very public pay raises.

That misdemeanor has ensnared several high office-holders in the recent past.

I think a fair, extremely rough definition of the establishment is office-holders — especially high office-holders — consultants who've been around a long time, lobbyists and donors.

The alternative method is to invite the entire lay membership of a party to cast a vote for a party's highest office holder.

If there is a legal justification for committees to examine the behaviors of these members of Congress, should that not be the case for the highest office holder in the country?

The device allows Richards to retail folksy advice to a new generation, but mostly to reminisce about her unlikely path from contentedly domesticated housewife to high-office holder.

Even Italy's second- and third-highest office-holders, the speakers of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies, encouraged people not to vote.