tenure of office造句

during one's tenure of office

Lifelong official position; lifetime tenure of office;

He is promised a long tenure of office.

The tenure of office of the President is four years.

documents of tenure of office and identity certificate of the company's legal representative;

During his tenure of office, he has made many achievements in road construction and education.

This strange combination was the result of the brief tenure of office of Lord Fisher as First Sea Lord.

Honesty and uprightness during his tenure of office gave him permanent fame in the minds of the people.

As long as civilians remain calm during their tenure of office, all plans for the transformation of the army can be put on the shelf.

In 1917, the presidency was taken up by Cai Yuanpei, another outstanding educationist, scientist and democratic revolutionary, who played an active role in the reform and development of the university during his tenure of office.

To the embarrassment of Mr. Nixon, however the Kremmn made it clear that the detente was founded on something other than personal acquaintance with a President whose tenure of office was precarious.