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Meanings of elected office in English
Class of positions where the incumbent is selected by means of an election.
Synonyms
Examples for "elective office"
Examples for "elective office"
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Ever thought about tossing your hat in the ring for elective office?
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Though Macron has an impressive pedigree, he has never held elective office.
3
She said Wright was no longer eligible to hold elective office in California.
4
Whether or not I run for an elective office remains to be seen.
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It is an elective office, the representative holding for four years.
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Scott Angelle serves in an elected post on the state's utility regulatory board.
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Under party rules, the Ulster Unionists do not allow members to hold more than one elected post without a special dispensation.
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Coming in third with 20 percent on Saturday was Republican Scott Angelle, who serves in an elected post on the state's utility regulatory board.
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Bongbong Marcos won a Senate position in 2010, the first time since his father's demise that a family member had won a nationally elected post.
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Mike Whitby (59), who is on Thursday's ballot paper for the directly elected post, was held by police at his home in north Wales.
Usage of elected office in English
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Mr Buttigieg, 38, has never held an elected office at national level.
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Dual citizens are blocked from national elected office under Australia's 117-year-old constitution.
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A black woman exercising power in elected office is not an aberration.
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That means they are potentially ineligible to hold elected office under Australia's constitution.
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Dual citizens are ineligible for elected office under Australia's 116-year-old constitution.
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Stay engaged at whatever level-itdoesn't have to be elected office.
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It is an elected office, which she has held since 1968.
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And that sort of shows a bit of cynicism about the elected office.
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It wasn't because he was running for elected office, Forger said.
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And after that she would consider a return to government or even elected office.
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Australia's constitution blocks dual citizens from holding national elected office.
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But when he began to stand for elected office, Lewites proved a popular politician.
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You will no longer hold elected office anywhere on Kobol.
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Under section 44 of the constitution, that makes him ineligible to hold elected office.
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Her popularity defies many of the laws of elected office.
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The Republican Trump is a New York businessman-turned-politician whose first elected office is the presidency.
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Translations for elected office
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Elected office through the time
Elected office across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common