Sentences with phrase «to serve in public office»

«I had never served in public office before, I had never been part of the traditional party clubs and hadn't gone to all the meetings,» he notes.

She also has a record of serving in public office, though it is unclear how much her legislative record will help her.

His logical attention to detail and focus on doing what was best for the public should be examples for anyone serving in public office.

He continued: «Since joining the Conservative party nearly 40 years ago I have had the privilege of serving in public office since 1974 and have done so to the best of my ability.

The Times said that in publicly differing with Trump, Kelly appears to be saying he thinks «that it is his job to tutor a sometimes ill - informed president who has never served in public office before».

Persons found culpable in the $ 72 SSNIT OBS software scandal must be, at least, barred from ever serving in public office, Vice President of IMANI Africa, Bright Simons, has said.

According to him, it was high time Ghana started the raising the bar for persons who serve in public office.

There's only one Libertarian currently serving in public office in New York, a school board director in the Alfred - Almond Central School District in the Southern Tier, according to the national Libertarian Party's website.

After another election victory in 2016, Republican Senator Rubio is set to serve in public office until 2023.

Republican John Boozman served in public office as a Representative in Arkansas from 2001 to 2009.

«I have been privileged to serve in public office for nearly 18 years.

John has served in public office since 2009, when he was elected to the Hawthorne School District Board of Trustees.

Some 43 percent of the Senate turned over in the last six years, and in the House, more than 80 members have been in Congress for fewer than three years — many of whom have never served in public office before.

Some 43 percent of the Senate had turned over in the last six years, and in the House, more than 80 members have been in Congress for fewer than three years, many of whom have never served in public office before.

Zuckerberg carefully negotiated a clause that would allow him to take a leave from Facebook to serve in public office or government, so presumably he has some sort of political beliefs — if not outright political ambition — as well as some core ideas about what's good for society and what's not.

Practitioners faced fines and prison, and even those who merely believed in the doctrine were forbidden to vote or serve in public office.

Organized in 1931, the party targets residents who want to avoid the burdens of political fundraising, partisanship and campaigning but who would like to serve in public office.

Organized in 1931, the party targets residents who want to avoid the burdens of political fundraising, partisanship and campaigning but who would like to serve in the public office the chance to do so, said party president Lee Crumbaugh, a former village trustee.

The people of Brooklyn are used to making history — and they did it again this year after voting in the country's first Hasidic Jewish woman, Rachel Freier, to serve in public office.

I have been elected and reelected to countywide office, and have proven I have what it takes to win and serve in public office.»

Serving in another public office, unless they are a county administrator, county clerk or circuit clerk

Comptroller DiNapoli said, «The bottom line is we need more good and honest people who want to make themselves available to serve in public office.

McLaughlin stressed the years she's served in public office and noted that she's retired from her day job and is fully dedicated to the campaign.

Russo has never served in public office and Liedka believes some experience is needed to do the job.

Example: Conventional political participation includes voting, volunteering for a political campaign, making a campaign donation, belonging to activist groups, and serving in public office.

She said that the primary victory by Espaillat, who would be the first Dominican to serve as a member of Congress, opened the door for more New Yorkers of Dominican heritage to pursue and serve in public office.

For her opponents to use her time as a National Urban Fellow, an honor for women and people of color in public service, as a warped rationale to challenge her civic engagement and right to serve in public office is shameful.»

He's a role model for anyone who wants to serve in public office.

Some who have served in public office before and are looking at this very seriously,» Cox said.

Any person serving in public office or person found guilty of influence peddling,

Three tries later, Harvey Milk finds himself on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors as the country's first openly gay man elected to serve in public office — and at the volatile center of the gay rights movement.

«We don't really place any extended value on a person because they served in public office.

He's got a history with Delaware and has served in public office since the mid-1970s.

While pictures of such relations are not normally made public, what they display is neither shameful nor a disqualification to serve in a public office.