Sentence examples for level of office from inspiring English sources

He listed five of the progressives Our Revolution would be supporting, with the variation between level of office illustrating the breadth of the organization's vision.

That, in fact, was part of the motivation for establishing term limits in New York City: Statistics have shown incumbents are heavily favored to win re-election, no matter what the level of office.

"If Democrats have their way and are allowed to change candidates in the middle of the election, what would stop any party, at any level of office, to replace their candidate at any point in the campaign?" During three hours of court deliberations today, lawyers for Democrats argued that the 51 days mentioned in the New Jersey election statute was a guideline more than a hard and fast rule.

Overall, the study shows that there is a preference for daylight filtered through bronze window glazing and that the glazing colour type may have a significant effect on arousal level of office workers.

The core technology is the same on the Pro, but pretty much everything has been upgraded, starting with a snazzy new carbon fiber shell that certainly lends a level of office professionalism to the traditionally brightly colored, plasticky line.

We need to elect more women at every level of office.

The building's laboratories themselves, which Columbia has only begun to occupy, are big, flexible spaces, many with skyline and river views, and with such high ceilings that there is space for a mezzanine level of offices and meeting rooms beside each lab.

Five levels of office space would be on top of the retail space and rise to the level of the deck of the Manhattan Bridge.

His presence there was an implicit reminder to voters that she had already served and been present at the very highest levels of office.

Now it's time the parties recognize the power of women's voices to lead, and begin to actively recruit and support women for all levels of office, including the top of the ticket.

Accordingly, White House officials said that most of Mr. Bush's political stops over the final two weeks would be get-out-the-vote rallies, typically in airport hangers and field houses and that they would open up the stage to Republican candidates running for all levels of office.