holder of . . . office

用法例句

The positions so distributed or filled.

被委派的职务这样分配和委任的职位

The act of appointing or designating for an office or position.

任命，委派任命或指派一个职位或位置的行为

The act of distributing or appointing people to such positions.

官职的委派分派或委任某人这种地位的行为

One who is appointed to an office or position.

被任命人，被委派者被任命或委派到一个职位或位置上的人

Person who be appointed to a job

被委任担任某职务的人

Person who is appointed to a job.

被委任担任某职务的人。

Letter in which someone is appointed to a job.

委任某人任某职的证书。

Letter in which someone be appointed to a job

委任某人任某职的证书

The power to distribute or appoint people to governmental or political positions.

授与职务的权力分派或委任给某人政府职位或政治地位的权力

I have named him for the position.

我已把那个职位委任给他了。

He was appointed to the Chair of Modern History.

他被委派任现代史教授职位。

Thinking on the Qualifications of the Members of the Procuratorial Committee;

关于检察委员会委员任职资格的思考

No officer of Executive Committee member shall be eligible for any salaried or compensated position within “HARTS”.

执行委员会成员不得在“HARTS”内担任支薪或有偿的职位。

Favoritism shown to old friends without regard for their qualifications, as in political appointments to office.

任人唯亲在委以政治职位时无视其资历而对老朋友进行的偏袒

He took over the chairmanship of the committee.

他接任了这个委员会主任的职务。

To appoint to an office, dignity, function, or task; designate.

指派指定…担任职位、官阶、委派…执行职责或任务；指派

A position of employment, especially an appointed public office.

职位，尤指任命的公务员职位

To induct into office by a formal ceremony.

就职通过正式的就职典礼而就任职位