Definition of office holder in English:

office holder

noun

A person who holds a position of authority or service, especially within a government or government organization.
政府官员；公职人员
Example sentencesExamples
- Not one Republican officeholder or activist in Arlington would oppose the tax.
- In public statements he has said that he is uncomfortable with the idea of denying communion to Catholic officeholders.
- Every California governor in the past half-century has been either a veteran state officeholder or a celebrity.
- Provincial life was left to the dominance of the ennobled office-holders of the sovereign courts.
- All office holders, whether noble or bourgeois, were landowners.
- Most state constitutions ban the practice outright; New Jersey has more dual office holders than any other state.
- The political leadership required for this process of introspection was misappropriated for the gain of state office holders.
- The Committee believes that the responsibility of public office-holders should continue to have a special emphasis in statute law.
- The speakers almost always are either outstanding legal minds or high-level officeholders.
- Their events were rarely attended by local office holders.
- They are not, of course, capable of talking the economy up, which is the exclusive preserve of office holders.
- They also homed in on a crucial point: Allowing officeholders to vie for a third term does not guarantee their re-election.
- It deals with applications for authority to operate a local bank account where a business is being continued by the office holder.
- It will take more than the force of ideas to convince most Democratic officeholders to turn against the teachers unions.
- Among her fellow Democrats, she is the only woman officeholder who has succeeded in a statewide campaign.
- The office holders should also continue to be members of the House of Lords.
- In a measure clearly aimed at Lauderdale, Parliament passed an act obliging all office holders to denounce the Covenants.
- The nature of the offence obviously will vary depending upon the duties, statutory or common law, placed upon the office holder.
- Foreign policy issues following 11 September catapulted two women office-holders in particular into the public eye.
- In Delaware, officeholders had to attest to their belief in the Holy Trinity.

单词	office holder
释义	Definition of office holder in English: office holder noun A person who holds a position of authority or service, especially within a government or government organization. 政府官员；公职人员 Example sentencesExamples Not one Republican officeholder or activist in Arlington would oppose the tax. In public statements he has said that he is uncomfortable with the idea of denying communion to Catholic officeholders. Every California governor in the past half-century has been either a veteran state officeholder or a celebrity. Provincial life was left to the dominance of the ennobled office-holders of the sovereign courts. All office holders, whether noble or bourgeois, were landowners. Most state constitutions ban the practice outright; New Jersey has more dual office holders than any other state. The political leadership required for this process of introspection was misappropriated for the gain of state office holders. The Committee believes that the responsibility of public office-holders should continue to have a special emphasis in statute law. The speakers almost always are either outstanding legal minds or high-level officeholders. Their events were rarely attended by local office holders. They are not, of course, capable of talking the economy up, which is the exclusive preserve of office holders. They also homed in on a crucial point: Allowing officeholders to vie for a third term does not guarantee their re-election. It deals with applications for authority to operate a local bank account where a business is being continued by the office holder. It will take more than the force of ideas to convince most Democratic officeholders to turn against the teachers unions. Among her fellow Democrats, she is the only woman officeholder who has succeeded in a statewide campaign. The office holders should also continue to be members of the House of Lords. In a measure clearly aimed at Lauderdale, Parliament passed an act obliging all office holders to denounce the Covenants. The nature of the offence obviously will vary depending upon the duties, statutory or common law, placed upon the office holder. Foreign policy issues following 11 September catapulted two women office-holders in particular into the public eye. In Delaware, officeholders had to attest to their belief in the Holy Trinity.
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