oath of office

As a result, she did not take her oath of office.

The court said he had already taken the oath of office.

He may, however, take a rest for a week or more before taking the oath of office, Federal officials said.

During this meeting John, along with the other men, took an oath of office.

"One year from today, a new president will raise his hand and take the oath of office."

Unlike many other countries, there is no Oath of office.

This also has the oath of office that the minister must take.

His time as president was so brief that he never actually made the Oath of office.

"Are you going to claim he isn't doing exactly what his oath of office requires?"

Root couldn't say the oath of office for some ten minutes.

It is usually delivered after the new president took the oath of office.

Two other statewide officials, both Republicans, also took the oath of office today.

I came across the oath of office that the President takes when he is sworn in.

Both candidates said they wanted to be ready to serve, though only one will eventually take the oath of office.

But when I took the oath of office, there wasn't anything in it about protecting my friends.

All members are required to take the oath of office within the first two months since their appointment.

Shortly after taking the oath of office, he received a death threat.

But Roberts tried to prevent the man from taking the oath of office, so he had it coming.

The application is usually accompanied with an oath of office.

He remains governor until his successor takes the oath of office.

There, in the afternoon, the young emperor took the oath of office.

To accept this commission, all officers must take an oath of office.

However, there were a few instances in which an individual did not take the oath of office until the day following his election.

All prosecutors have to take an oath of office before acting as such.

I have just administered the oath of office to these two gentlemen.