office bearer , auch: office-bearer
office holder , auch: officeholder

Most of the people in town are office bearers, Industrial workers.

He served as the office bearer till his death in 1899.

He served in many positions as an office bearers of the congress party since past 30 years.

Elections are held to decide the office bearers of the group.

All the expenses are met by the members, the office bearers, and the activists.

This conference is the central vehicle for policy debate and the election of national office bearers.

The body elects its office bearers through direct election every year.

He had considerable moral and intellectual influence, but never became an office bearer of the mission.

That meeting produced the first office bearers of the club:

The office bearers of the Union are elected annually through direct ballot.

All office bearers are elected by the membership and serve on a voluntary basis.

The office bearers are elected by the members of the Executive Committee every year.

All the office bearers are volunteer workers, who with the help of its members organize educational and social events throughout the year.

The association has four sabbatical office bearers - a president and three vice presidents.

The current office bearers elected in 2010 are as follows:

There are 29 office bearers at the national level, followed by the state, district and block level.

The election of office bearers then took place and the following officers were appointed:

Sean and Garrick had been working for two years when the annual election of office bearers came around again.

Office bearers were elected, and a programme for the pageant was adopted.

Students are nominated as office bearers leading the houses in order to teach leadership qualities.

Each office bearer has a range of duties.

For the 2010/2011 term, the national office bearers are:

It was a deserved triumph for Willie who gave many years of service as office bearer and committee member to the club.

The council's role is to direct the Office Bearers and hold them accountable for their performance.

The office bearers of the committee comprise a chairperson, a secretary and a treasurer.

In each case, only 26 percent said the officeholders involved were doing a good job.

Lower state officeholders have all said they are looking at moving up.

The officeholders say that politics is one thing, government and doing the people's business another.

New officeholders, she pointed out, want their own people to work with.

But the law does not apply to other state officeholders.

They are expected to be joined by several other current and former officeholders.

The administration was in the hands of officeholders, for over a thousand years.

In these cases the choices say much about the officeholder.

"Town officeholders are expected to lead the community in times of crisis," he said.

"His message is all over the place," said a Republican officeholder.

Except for the personal pain of officeholders, is there anything wrong with that?

Blacks not only could vote for officeholders, a few even held political office.

"I think the public is better served if officeholders come from the full spectrum of life."

In many cases, no limit is set upon the number of terms an officeholder may serve.

Officeholders were the agents of the people, not their representatives.

She also repeated her campaign call to limit officeholders to 12 years' service in Congress.

Maybe the last Death officeholder had been of a conservative bent.

Now some of these former prisoners and their supporters are officeholders.

"Where is the sense of betrayal from his fellow officeholders?"

"Sometimes for the officeholder it can be lonely," she says.

Candidates and officeholders spend far too much time raising money to run for office.

The remaining six officeholders were informed the following day, 13 July.

Salaries for statewide officeholders have not changed in 12 years.

There is nothing like it in other democratic countries, where the policies of officeholders are fair game but not their private lives.

Where is the officeholder who can just say no?