Sentence examples for provincial posts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hu does appear to have succeeded in promoting many Communist Youth League officials to top provincial posts.

Deputy ministers and their party equivalents were to be sent to provincial posts, and lower-level officials would be given assignments at district level.

The coming battle appears to pit younger bureaucrats, many of whom have worked their way up from local and provincial posts, against the children of high party officials.

Among key provincial posts, Commerce Minister Bo Xilai is expected to become party boss of the municipality of Chongqing in the southwest.

As his father was rehabilitated after Deng Xiaoping won the power struggle that followed Mao's death, the son worked his way up through Party and state provincial posts before being elevated to the Standing Committee.

In addition to his party chairmanship and his seat in the National Assembly, Hollande held a number of local and provincial posts during this time, most notably serving as mayor of Tulle (2001 08).

His first provincial post was in Hebei, where he promoted local tourism and rural enterprise, but ran up against the conservative provincial leader.

After this it may be assumed that he held a senior provincial post, normally in command of a legion, for four years.

In the confused period of rule by Hua Guofeng after Mao's death in 1976, Wan was given a provincial posting away from Beijing as first party secretary of the impoverished Anhui province.

But like the new bike paths that were rarely used during my visit, the city lacks the critical mass of attractions to take it from a provincial post-industrial town, to a global cosmopolitan city.

If he wins, he would be the first ethnic Chinese Christian directly elected to the office, the most powerful provincial post in the country and one that Mr. Joko used as a springboard to the presidency.