Sentence examples for senior office from inspiring English sources

There will always be rogue politicians who somehow make it to senior office.

Corruption and apparent nepotism – several family members hold senior office – also played a role.

Comrade Sushila, a senior office bearer of KAMS talks about the Salwa Judum's rage against KAMS women.

MPs and peers normally only become members of the privy council if they have held senior office.

Mr. Berlusconi's cabinet advanced the measure after Italy's Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional a law that granted immunity from prosecution to the prime minister and other senior office holders.

As foreign secretary, he could be covered by the Cameron-Osborne agreement that the cabinet's most senior office holders should be transparent.

6.35pm: My colleague Nicholas Watt points out that the Lib Dems' three most senior office-holders split three ways.

Around 30% of England's 18,000 councillors are women, but among senior office-holders the proportion is far lower.

Above all, once a senior office-holder is overseas, he is supposed to represent the administration, and not run a freelance parallel foreign policy of his own.

For as long as anybody can remember, every senior office-holder, from socialists to right-wing dictators, has assumed the post with a ritual involving Bibles, crosses and often holy water, sprinkled about with a sprig of basil.

The government, at any rate, always takes pains to make sure senior offices are divided equally between north, south and centre.