Sentence examples for loses office from inspiring English sources

Under state law, a public officer automatically loses office if convicted of a felony or a crime involving a violation of the oath of office.

Credit Suisse First Boston, in a report on Venezuela's economic prospects, says that a witch hunt within Pdvsa, hurting oil production, is a "potential medium-term risk if Chávez loses office".

The police have also, according to a local newspaper report, charged Mr. Vichien with "dishonestly performing his duty and causing damage to Bangkok Metropolitan Bank," a charge that has a 15-year statute of limitations, allowing them to bring the case if he loses office.

A pope who falls into heresy loses office ipso facto, but still has to be removed from factual exercise of papal power; a pope who is not a heretic but is accused of serious sin (e.g. unjust interference with the rights of lay people) needs to be tried and then, if guilty, deposed.

Politicians pay the price with lost office.

Most politicians in Vienna hope Mr Meciar will lose office.

The biggest punishment he faced was losing office.

When the left loses its optimism, it risks losing office.

Mr. Orban lost office once, in 2002, and is determined not to lose again.

And though Fianna Fail seems set to lose seats, it may not lose office.

Their joint statement is Mr Cable's first return to the political fray since losing office.