Sentence examples for important office for from inspiring English sources

This is a critically important office for making sure movement people have access, and it is filled with leaders who care deeply about making that happen.

Amy Everitt, State Director of NARAL Pro-Choice California was kind enough to explain to me that, "The AG is the single most important office for women's privacy and reproductive health".

The up-and-coming young man was running for the important office of aedile, one of the two junior magistrates in the seaside town of Pompeii.

That province had been given a government much like that of New France, except for the important office of intendant, and the province was in population almost wholly French, as it was in civil law.

"From now on, it will be impossible for any candidate for any important office to avoid this kind of confrontation".

One of the other panelists that night, Angela Rye, remarked, "Donald Trump has been attacking the President long before he began campaigning for this important office.

"I am hopeful and confident that very capable public servants with a desire to serve in the Senate will step up as candidates for this important office.

Mayoral leadership is at the heart of the progress that New York has made and we will be certainly looking to see the sense of vision and commitment in the candidates running for this important office.

The Presidential debates, to say nothing of the ludicrous theatre criticism that attends them, have revealed the most maddening of choices for the most important office on the globe: an incurious governor who disdains the federal government he hopes so desperately to lead or a substantial Vice-President who seems incapable of a consistent, mature voice from one week to the next.

The Presidential debates, to say nothing of the ludicrous theatre criticism that attends them, have revealed the most maddening of choices for the most important office on the globe: an incurious governor who disdains the federal government he hopes so desperately to lead or a substantial Vice-President who seems incapable of a consistent, mature voice from one week to the next..

Never have we seen a candidate for such an important office squander so much racial goodwill so willingly.