Sentence examples for post of governor from inspiring English sources

The post of governor of Damascus is an important one with national implications.

He resigned and returned to England in 1823, receiving the comparatively minor post of governor of Malta in 1824.

You appointed Gyorgy Matolcsy to the post of Governor of the National Bank of Hungary as of March 4, 2013.

Having sought the obscure post of governor of Cuyó, the area around Mendoza, he used this as the base to recruit and train an army.

Merenre elevated his father's trusted minister, Uni, to the post of governor of Upper Egypt, an unprecedented honour that placed all Upper Egypt under a single official.

Last month, Ihor Kolomoisky, who bankrolled pro-Kiev volunteer battalions in eastern Ukraine, was removed from his post of governor of Dnipropetrovsk.

In reality, the post of governor-general had not been occupied by a Swede since 1829 and had been vacant since 1855.

An influential minority supports the severing of all remaining formal ties with the United Kingdom and favours Australia declaring itself a republic, in which case the post of governor-general would be abolished.

His royal service, ostensibly as a "messenger", appeared to involve entertaining the sons of the Duke of Gloucester, who had just returned from his post of governor-general of Australia.

As crown prince in the 1850s, Charles XV had promised the Norwegians that on his succession to the throne he would abolish the post of governor-general, which in Norway was regarded as a sign of the country's subordinate position in the union.

The Uesugi were already dominant in the Kantō region of Honshu when the appointment of the head of the family to the hereditary post of governor-general of Kantō in 1439 made them the second most powerful clan in Japan and the dominant power in the western part of the country.