Sentences with phrase «suited for public office»

Well, we still hate Ford as much as the next guy, and would like to again remind folks that there are so many valid reasons to dislike the him and to think he's not suited for public office and yeah, to think he's an overall disgrace.
This presumes, however, that one might» virginity intact» reach an age suited for public office without having in any way committed oneself to such a sexual life.

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The comptroller has been pushing for some time to have his office used as a pilot for a statewide public campaign finance system, but while his former colleagues in the Assembly passed a bill to do just that this past session, the Senate did not follow suit.
The paper singled out Assemblyman Richard Brodsky for being a «dogged champion» of public authorities reform, but said his reputation for being overly aggressive and grating «even on his allies» doesn't suit the AG's office, which needs a diplomatic leader at its helm.
An attorney and certified public accountant, he has a base of professional expertise well - suited for the office.
The Ontario Public Service has a summer dress code that allows us to dispense with suits and ties (and equivalent for women — I forget the exact language) in order that the building air conditioning may be set at a higher temperature (I think 26 degrees C.) That this is a good idea was confirmed to me today when I had lunch with a woman partner at a Bay Street firm, who said that her office is air conditioned to a temperature comfortable to men in suits — which means that women who simply wear a dressy blouse and skirt are frequently cold.
The U.S. Copyright Office is accepting submissions from the public until 16 January 2012 on remedies for copyright infringement suits in small claims courts.
If your internship was at a brick - and - mortar women's clothing store perhaps you did not realize that working with the public can be very stressful and while you enjoy the world of retail you are better suited for a position behind the scenes, perhaps in a buying office.
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