Definition of «chancellor»

The term chancellor has several meanings depending on its context. Generally, it refers to a high-ranking official or an executive position in government or education institutions. In some countries, such as Germany and Austria, the Chancellor is the head of government, while in others like the United Kingdom, it's a senior judge or legal advisor. In universities, a chancellor may serve as a ceremonial figurehead or chair of the board of governors.

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The chancellor of the university welcomed the new batch of students during the orientation week.
The German chancellor delivered a powerful speech on the importance of international cooperation at the United Nations.
The finance chancellor is responsible for overseeing and managing the country's economy.
The meeting between the company's CEO and the chancellor of the exchequer focused on economic policies and potential investments.
The university chancellor announced a new scholarship program to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Phrases with «chancellor»

Sentences with «chancellor»

Keeping the shadow chancellor out of direct sunlight for a few days. (totalpolitics.com)
She praised a woman who had very few actual qualifications for the position of school chancellor. (voices.washingtonpost.com)
He knows it is fifty years since anyone won the leadership of an incumbent party — and inherited Number Ten - without first serving as chancellor. (totalpolitics.com)
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Definition of «chancellor»

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Phrases with «chancellor»

Sentences with «chancellor»

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