Примери за използване на High office на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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make her unquestionably qualified for this high office.".
the most dishonest man ever to hold high office in America.
But, if the line is not dual then the person is able to reach a very high office and respect in military.
We have mentioned above many honours which Spottiswoode received in election to learned societies and particularly to high office in these societies.
partly because of his lack of experience in high office.
But if the line is not dual then the person is able to reach a very high office in military.
If the latter were to be applied to politicians in high office, John Kerry would be considered as a« Terror Suspect».
along with her years of public service, make her unquestionably qualified for this high office,” he said.
had hardly anyone on his team who was qualified to hold high office in matters of national security.
The high office of the president has been used to foment a plot to destroy America's freedom
Any leader with respect for the responsibilities that come with high office, and capable of shame,
It is better to be patient and get what you desire in the right time… than have high office thrust upon you when you are not ready.
The entrance to the hotel is also oriented towards the boulevard in a central axis between the two high office units.
The entry into the complex is designed in the central axis between the two high office units.
restored Nazi friends to high office, helped provoke the Cold War.
This suggests that he may have held high office in the administration of his country,
He went on to hold high office in both these Societies, being Secretary of the Royal Astronomical Society from 1877 to 1884, then President from 1886 to 1888 and again from 1901 to 1903.
Basil I the Macedonian, a factor that probably played an important role in his ascent to high office during the latter's reign.
having held high office for many years, but the Revolution saw him lose most of his wealth, as Riddle writes.
The billionaire prime minister of the Czech Republic faces an unlikely political threat after his local council found him guilty of breaching conflict of interest rules by owning major media outlets while holding high office.