Sentence examples for mostly ceremonial from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peres's job as president is mostly ceremonial.

Mr Klaus's powers are mostly ceremonial, but he has influence.

The office of president, although mostly ceremonial, is also charged with overseeing legislation.

The position is mostly ceremonial, but Yao is now part of the Chinese state, too.

The president's is a mostly ceremonial role, as the prime minister wields the most power.

But, over all, the power is mostly ceremonial and symbolic; it's what a Chief Justice makes of it.

The king's authority is limited by the Spanish Constitution to mostly ceremonial powers — essentially a nonruling monarch.

General Dostum holds the mostly ceremonial title of chief of staff for the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.

Presidents are mostly ceremonial in Austria, but they can also hold sway if complicated coalition politics start foundering.

Ms. McAleese, who has mostly ceremonial duties, said the 1916 proclamation expressed modern ideals like women's rights and universal tolerance.

Miller, for the past two decades, had served, in a mostly ceremonial capacity, as the club's director of skiing.