Sentence examples for most important office from inspiring English sources

The Office of the President may be the most important office in the land, but the Office of the Vice President has helped shape the course of history for decades.

Inside the armada administration, it denoted the most important office, as it was filled by an officer who acted as the navy minister's direct representative in the armada.

The most important office in a democracy, Justice Louis Brandeis said, is the office of citizen.

"This is the most important office in the world and you ought to have an interest that your husband is doing it.

Gov. George Pataki has joined a short list of New York politicians who have been re-elected to a third term in the state's most important office.

The key word of the speech was "citizen," which Obama called "the most important office in a democracy," one that he'll embrace in his post-Presidency.

He kept the most important offices vacant and surrounded himself with an entourage of aristocratic young officers and German officials drawn mainly from his dukedom of Holstein.

From the 13th century onward, Machiavelli's family was wealthy and prominent, holding on occasion Florence's most important offices.

But those copies go to many of China's most important offices in government, finance, and academia, giving the magazine extraordinary influence.

In 1975, when President Svoboda retired because of ill health, Husák once again fused the two most important offices in Czechoslovakia and became, with full Soviet approval, president himself.

"This system has enabled party leaders to lock out rank and file party members from any participation in the nomination process for the state's most important offices," the plaintiffs' lawyers wrote.