Phrases with «chancellorship»

The word "chancellorship" refers to the position or role of a chancellor, which is usually a high-ranking official in a government or educational institution. It signifies the authority, duties, and responsibilities associated with being a chancellor. Full definition

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Sentences with «chancellorship»

We would also urge the MoJ to reconsider other missed opportunities to support a healthy future for criminal defence advocacy, such as the package of proposals put forward under the Lord Chancellorship of Michael Gove. (lawyer-monthly.com)
Such a treasure was granted to the German Archbishop for his aid and chancellorship in service to the current Emperor. (bookbrowse.com)
Mr Johnson, one of David Miliband's most prominent backers for the leadership, does not dispute that the older Miliband would have been offered the shadow chancellorship if he had agreed to serve in his sibling's team. (telegraph.co.uk)
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Phrases with «chancellorship»

Sentences with «chancellorship»

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