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Like many of his peers, he made a great show of resisting public office, if only to demonstrate the absence of ambition.

People who knew Obama in the early 1990s said he made it clear that he aspired to run for public office.

Asked to run for public office, Cronkite reportedly said he could not step down from his anchor post.

He is no longer in public office but plenty of men usually Listen to his advice.

After his release, Hunter returned to his beloved Virginia, where he continued to serve in public office until his death.

And as you know, if there's one thing the Republicans will not stand for, it's electing some Hollywood celebrity to public office.

To seek public office, candidates have to spend an enormous amount of money campaigning. The higher the office, the more money is needed.

Mr Lewis had never sought public office and had not even signed the recall petition.

Now they've got to get some sympathetic folks elected to public office, because that's how this democracy thing works, when it does.

But not one is entitled to a vote in Congress, to a voice on the bench, or to representation in any public office.

If it were a paid public office, I wouldn't run for the position, even though I'm a shoo-in.

"My record in public office taken as a whole is the record of a mainstream conservative, " he told the CPAC crowd.

In a tent, a former assemblyman crouches on a platform and calls for criminals to be barred from public office.

But Hillary Clinton reiterated in media interviews on the current job satisfaction, intention to run for president or any public office.

He had never held any public office besides country election commissioner . His opponent in the Republican primary seemed a shoo -in .

They think Mr Green may be guilty of "aiding and abetting, counselling or procuring misconduct in a public office" .

Ms Bryce has enjoyed a rich and dynamic career as a lawyer, as an academic, as a senior public office holder.

Regulations concerning the disclosure of assets and interests can help prevent conflicts of interest among public office holders.

The former chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board was charged for alleged misconduct in public office over liquor licence applications.

In the kingdom, Ms Mubarak would not only be denied the right to vote or run for public office.

Washington began his pattern of resignations from public office when still a youthful commander of the Virginia militia in the early 1750s.

Wen Yanbo the former dwelling ruins in the city nevin village, still had the posterity to hold public office in each department.

He is banned from holding public office because of allegations of corruption, which have never been proven in court.

Compensatory transfer and assignment of land shall be notarized by a notary public office.

The brothers' first major public step came in 1979, when Charles persuaded David, then thirty-nine, to run for public office.

In 2001, Hillary Clinton (1993-2001) became the only former first lady elected to public office, the U. S. Senate.

More importantly they decided that any free citizen could be a candidate for public office.

Those political risks manifest themselves in different ways--elections for public office, monetary and fiscal policies or even wars.

Under Japanese law, knowingly receiving political donations from foreigners can lead to a five-year ban from holding public office.

Eventually sell themselves out? Harper's been for sale since before he first ran for public office.

Obama, 46, has rarely suffered from a lack of confidence -- whether on the court or in the pursuit of public office.

politicians seek non-executive directorships and consultancies with large banks and suchlike when they retire from public office.

An established political group organized to promote and support its principles and candidates for public office.

We had established a climate of opinion which looked upon corruption in public office as a threat to society.

The committees also continue recruiting new members and encouraging active members to seek public office.

Cain, a former business executive who has never held public office, has denied the sexual harassment accusations.

Cassie Nourse once had normal person's vision, holds public office in a big company and is a track and field amateur.

Milk was the first openly gay man elected to public office in California. He was assassinated in 1978.

I urge my compatriots, in public office, in the media and elsewhere, to join me in this endeavour.

He has not held public office of any sort since 1998.

In the early republic, only property owners could vote or hold public office.

The elder Wu pushed his son to prepare for public office by studying law and used his political capital to advance his son's career.

Nobody in this city, unless you're really rich, can afford to run for public office and be subjected to $70, 000 in legal fees.

Fist, 36, former publisher of the Nation, has never held public office, but he cut hellos teeth on politics.

The 43-year-old Kennedy said, in his family, "the legacy was always public service, and that didn't necessarily mean public office" .

UPHOLD these principles, ever conscious that public office is a public trust.

Among several entrepreneurs who have run for public office, one was elected to parliament.

a document was lawfully recorded or filed in a public office.

Law-enforcement agencies now screen anybody who runs for high public office.

Candidates for public office submit their platforms, or programs, to the voters for their scrutiny and approval.

The new government to build, the former Baath Party members were once restricted to public office.

The senators then voted to bar Mr. Blagojevich from public office in Illinois.

Voters have tolerated abuse of public office, so long as their leaders defended national interests.

That courageous example instilled in the younger Herron a belief that public office is a good way to serve the Lord.

Honestly I don't see myself in the public office, but you never know.

Last week, the government gender equality bureau recommended mandatory quotas to pull more women into public office.

Ms Kennedy has never held public office, but her uncle Ted is a senator.

She elbowed out her rivals, and obtained public office.

Plainly enough, that is too large an order, as anyone must realize who reflects upon the manner in which they reach public office.

Such candidates may be described as "self-nominated" and they win election to public office from time to time.

Senators also can vote on whether to bar an impeached official from holding public office in the future.

In 1777, New York State's constitution banned Catholics from public office (and would do so until 1806).

Several people that day told Rand Paul thathe should run for public office.

One who holds public office.

Is it not right that those whom the public entrust with public office should bear a modest duty of explanation ?

The disclosure that he had been in prison ruined his chances for public office.

The people of America expect us to seek public office and serve for the right reasons.

And surely, in a population of 62 million, we can find 640 or so individuals who can serve in public office WITHOUT being a corrupt git?

Mr Cao, 41, has never held public office before.

he has been degraded from public office.

How do you feel about politics, can you see yourself in the public office in the future?

She is seeking election to public office.

Would you ever consider running for public office again?

was known for snubbing authority, making a hostile bid for a national broadcaster and standing for public office

Application of Principle of Denying Public Office In Crimes By Taking Advantage of Judicial Duty

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To monitor statements of property and income declared by persons assuming public office;

To appoint or remove holders of public office in accordance with legal procedures;

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