take an oath of office

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

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

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

"They took an oath of office and now they have to fulfill it," he said firmly.

Judges are to have a salary and pension, and must take an oath of office.

I've given my allegiance to the CIA and taken an oath of office.

You all took an oath of office to honor, uphold and defend the Constitution from inside and outside.

"David Merritt took an oath of office, but so did I, at the altar on our wedding day.

Appointed members take an oath of office at the plenary session meeting of the parliament.

Mr. DiFrancesco will take an oath of office at 11, mainly for the cameras.

Do Members take an Oath of Office when they enter the House of Representatives?

Four days later he took an Oath of Office as Path Master (now more commonly known as road commissioner).

"You just took an oath of office and that oath is something that is very special, very very sacred," the Mayor said.

During the inauguration ceremony, the President of the Government takes an oath of office over an open Constitution next to the Holy Bible.

An image of a smiling Mr. Hevesi, with his right hand raised as if waving or taking an oath of office, pops up on screen, too.

For example, officials in the United States, a republic, take an oath of office that includes swearing allegiance to the United States Constitution.

To mark the occasion he took an oath of office, for the second time, in the East Side apartment of Judge Michael B. Mukasey.

Candidates shall take an Oath of Office and sign their names in the Roll of Attorneys of the Supreme Court.

The commission appears ready to propose legislation that would require directors of these authorities to take an oath of office swearing that they will do their fiduciary duty.

"This is the first time in my 10 years of service as a Cabinet officer that I have been asked to take an oath of office before Congress," he told them.

"It shows they don't understand their obligation as police officers," Mr. Giuliani said, "that they have a warped sense of what it is to take an oath of office."

Before exercising the duties of a notary public, an appointee must appear before the clerk of one of Maryland's 24 circuit courts to take an oath of office.

He took an oath of office to "bear fealty and true service to the high chief of Clan Donald, and the chiefs and high council of the clan".

Sections 7 and 8 required the regent to take an oath of office and an oath to maintain the "true Protestant Religion," within one calendar month of becoming regent.

Before assuming presidential duty, the president-elect is required to take an oath of office before the judges of the Constitutional Court, swearing loyalty to the Constitution of Croatia.