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Meanings of public office in English
Elected or appointed political position.
Usage of public office in English
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State law dictates that convicted New Jersey officials cannot hold public office.
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Borge is accused of illicit enrichment, embezzlement and abuse of public office.
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As for his own future, Bharara ruled out running for public office.
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Like Trump, Mellon kept his business interests while in high public office.
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The others could hold no public office and stared reproachfully at Fiebes.
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It is the first time she has run for elective public office.
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Dignity still matters in public office, and Johnson will never have it.
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First, not everyone is suited or wants to run for public office.
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If Salinas is convicted of a felony, he cannot hold public office.
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She would not, she said, be a slave to any public office.
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There black people are relatively scarce and have never held public office.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said the alleged abuse of public office was regrettable.
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The essence of democracy is that people put themselves forward for public office.
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That court also banned him from holding any public office for five years.
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The right to hold public office belongs in Bill of Rights.
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Ethics experts said the piece represented use of public office for private gain.
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