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Definition of governorship in English: governorshipnoun ˈɡʌv(ə)nəʃɪpˈɡəv(ə)nərˌʃɪp 1The office or position of being governor of a town, region, or public institution. the governorship of the bank Example sentencesExamples - The chairman of the party's financial committee always held the governorship of the Central Bank.
- He continued the governorship of the Company, his authority never challenged by subordinates or the Committee in London.
- The aluminium magnate won the governorship of the autonomous region, just across the Bering Straits from Alaska, in 2000.
- As consul, he used violence to force through legislation favouring Pompey and Crassus and giving himself the governorship of Gaul.
- He had not a single qualification for the governorship of a bank.
- 1.1 The office or position of being the elected executive head of a state of the US.
his campaign for the governorship of California Example sentencesExamples - The party has already lost the governorships of New Jersey and Virginia.
- By the early 1990s, the Texas governorship was again in the hands of a Democrat.
- Political parties were formed, and candidates were nominated for president and vice president, the two houses of the National Assembly, governorships, and state houses of assembly.
- Two years later, at thirty-two, he won the Arkansas governorship.
- The party has already lost the governorships of New Jersey and Virginia in the first major post-Obama votes.
- Almost immediately after winning the governorship, he had begun to maneuver for a seat in the U.S. Senate.
- 1.2 The office or position of being the representative of the British Crown in a colony or in a Commonwealth state that regards the monarch as head of state.
the governorship of Bermuda was traditionally one of the most prestigious posts Example sentencesExamples - In February 1559 he made a desperate plea to the queen to allow him to resign the governorship.
- He was promised the governorship of Gibraltar, but was disappointed.
- Like his predecessor, he was a distinguished soldier without civil experience rewarded with a colonial governorship.
- With the arrival of Captain Morgan on the barque Duke of York on 27 July 1836 at Kingscote, Wallen's governorship came to an end.
- He assumed the governorship of Hong Kong on 25 July 1947 and retired on 31 December 1957, having been the colony's longest serving governor.
- On June 30, 1629, Henry Hawley arrived on the island and assumed the governorship.
- Cosby arrived in New York to assume the governorship in August of 1731.
Definition of governorship in US English: governorshipnounˈɡəv(ə)nərˌSHipˈɡəv(ə)nərˌʃɪp 1The office or position of being the elected executive head of a state of the US. his campaign for the governorship of California Example sentencesExamples - The chairman of the party's financial committee always held the governorship of the Central Bank.
- As consul, he used violence to force through legislation favouring Pompey and Crassus and giving himself the governorship of Gaul.
- He continued the governorship of the Company, his authority never challenged by subordinates or the Committee in London.
- He had not a single qualification for the governorship of a bank.
- The aluminium magnate won the governorship of the autonomous region, just across the Bering Straits from Alaska, in 2000.
- 1.1 The office or position of being governor of a town, region, or public institution.
the governorship of the bank Example sentencesExamples - Almost immediately after winning the governorship, he had begun to maneuver for a seat in the U.S. Senate.
- By the early 1990s, the Texas governorship was again in the hands of a Democrat.
- Two years later, at thirty-two, he won the Arkansas governorship.
- The party has already lost the governorships of New Jersey and Virginia.
- The party has already lost the governorships of New Jersey and Virginia in the first major post-Obama votes.
- Political parties were formed, and candidates were nominated for president and vice president, the two houses of the National Assembly, governorships, and state houses of assembly.
- 1.2 The office or position of being the representative of the British Crown in a colony or in a Commonwealth state that regards the monarch as head of state.
the governorship of Bermuda was traditionally one of the most prestigious posts Example sentencesExamples - With the arrival of Captain Morgan on the barque Duke of York on 27 July 1836 at Kingscote, Wallen's governorship came to an end.
- Cosby arrived in New York to assume the governorship in August of 1731.
- In February 1559 he made a desperate plea to the queen to allow him to resign the governorship.
- Like his predecessor, he was a distinguished soldier without civil experience rewarded with a colonial governorship.
- On June 30, 1629, Henry Hawley arrived on the island and assumed the governorship.
- He assumed the governorship of Hong Kong on 25 July 1947 and retired on 31 December 1957, having been the colony's longest serving governor.
- He was promised the governorship of Gibraltar, but was disappointed.
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