Sentence examples for posts in the governments from inspiring English sources

From 2000 to 2004 he held high-profile cabinet posts in the governments of both Abdurrahman Wahid and Megawati Sukarnoputri.

Mr. Amato, who skillfully tackled Italy's huge budget deficit, had previously held cabinet posts in the governments of Bettino Craxi, a socialist prime minister who fled to Tunisia to evade prosecution on corruption charges and died in January.

Access to high-level posts in the government and armed forces is blocked.

Caso held various posts in the government from 1946, including that of director (1949 70) of the National Institute for Indian Affairs.

Europeans also dominate trades, businesses, and professions and hold most of the high-ranking administrative posts in the government.

Militia leaders have rejected efforts by the government to rein them in, saying they would consider disbanding only if their leaders were given senior posts in the government.

By 1990 eight women held ministerial posts in the government, and the first woman vice president in sub-Saharan Africa, Specioza Wandira Kazibwe, was appointed in 1994.

With the establishment of the People's Republic of China in October 1949, Lin Biao was appointed to many high posts in the government and the party.

Women now account for 10.8 percent of midlevel managerial posts in the government, although the percentage declines sharply in the upper echelons.

In the non-Russian republics, Russians and Ukrainians were normally second secretaries of the Communist Party and occupied key posts in the government and political police.

Proficiency in interpreting and expounding the texts of the Wujing became a requirement for all scholars who wanted to obtain posts in the government bureaucracy.