Definition of mayoralty in English:

mayoralty

nounPlural mayoralties ˈmɛːr(ə)ltiˈmeɪərəlti

1The office or position of mayor.
the party failed to win the mayoralty
Example sentencesExamples
- The Taipei mayoralty has always been a springboard for higher political office.
- If none of the councillors win the mayoralty then three will go.
- Throwing him out of the party tore London Labour apart, cost us the mayoralty and on the positive side, showed what the limits were for the left.
- The public input portion of Monday's debate kicked off with criticism from two failed mayoralty candidates who ran for office in November's election.
- His deeper political reason for calling lay in his design to become a candidate for the mayoralty position in Oakland, California.
- He wanted the newly powerful mayoralty that Fitzgerald had.
- Under the amendment, the 309 mayoralties of townships and county municipalities would become appointed positions and part of the bureaucracy under county and provincial municipal governments.
- In 1936, Wick mounted an odd campaign for Portland's mayoralty.
- For one thing, those close to him insist he wants no part of Toronto's mayoralty.
- This battle between mayoralty and state legislature would rise again as future Irish mayors struggled to affirm their power as Boston's chief executive.
- Positions such as mayoralties are not the property of certain parties to be carved up between them; they're the property of the people.
- While they guarantee all of the top jobs - including the mayoralty - to members of certain political parties, equally they deny others the signal honour of wearing the chain of office.
- They would all willingly forfeit any hope to win the mayoralty rather than make such a class appeal.
- The current proposal is for a dedicated tax to be added to the already-bloated cost of London's mayoralty.
1. 1.1 A mayor's term of office.
  the law was passed during his mayoralty
  Example sentencesExamples
  Your mayoralty has been from start ‘till now a disaster in the making.
  The city added 430,000 new jobs during his mayoralty - Gotham's greatest job growth ever.
  He purchased entrance to the franchise in 1350, at the beginning of Robert's first mayoralty.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French mairalte, from maire (see mayor).

Definition of mayoralty in US English:

mayoralty

nounˈmeɪərəltiˈmāərəltē

1The office of mayor.
the party failed to win the mayoralty
Example sentencesExamples
- For one thing, those close to him insist he wants no part of Toronto's mayoralty.
- If none of the councillors win the mayoralty then three will go.
- The public input portion of Monday's debate kicked off with criticism from two failed mayoralty candidates who ran for office in November's election.
- Under the amendment, the 309 mayoralties of townships and county municipalities would become appointed positions and part of the bureaucracy under county and provincial municipal governments.
- The current proposal is for a dedicated tax to be added to the already-bloated cost of London's mayoralty.
- His deeper political reason for calling lay in his design to become a candidate for the mayoralty position in Oakland, California.
- The Taipei mayoralty has always been a springboard for higher political office.
- In 1936, Wick mounted an odd campaign for Portland's mayoralty.
- Positions such as mayoralties are not the property of certain parties to be carved up between them; they're the property of the people.
- This battle between mayoralty and state legislature would rise again as future Irish mayors struggled to affirm their power as Boston's chief executive.
- They would all willingly forfeit any hope to win the mayoralty rather than make such a class appeal.
- He wanted the newly powerful mayoralty that Fitzgerald had.
- While they guarantee all of the top jobs - including the mayoralty - to members of certain political parties, equally they deny others the signal honour of wearing the chain of office.
- Throwing him out of the party tore London Labour apart, cost us the mayoralty and on the positive side, showed what the limits were for the left.
1. 1.1 A mayor's period of office.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Your mayoralty has been from start ‘till now a disaster in the making.
  The city added 430,000 new jobs during his mayoralty - Gotham's greatest job growth ever.
  He purchased entrance to the franchise in 1350, at the beginning of Robert's first mayoralty.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French mairalte, from maire (see mayor).

单词	mayoralty
释义	Definition of mayoralty in English: mayoralty nounPlural mayoralties ˈmɛːr(ə)ltiˈmeɪərəlti 1The office or position of mayor. the party failed to win the mayoralty Example sentencesExamples The Taipei mayoralty has always been a springboard for higher political office. If none of the councillors win the mayoralty then three will go. Throwing him out of the party tore London Labour apart, cost us the mayoralty and on the positive side, showed what the limits were for the left. The public input portion of Monday's debate kicked off with criticism from two failed mayoralty candidates who ran for office in November's election. His deeper political reason for calling lay in his design to become a candidate for the mayoralty position in Oakland, California. He wanted the newly powerful mayoralty that Fitzgerald had. Under the amendment, the 309 mayoralties of townships and county municipalities would become appointed positions and part of the bureaucracy under county and provincial municipal governments. In 1936, Wick mounted an odd campaign for Portland's mayoralty. For one thing, those close to him insist he wants no part of Toronto's mayoralty. This battle between mayoralty and state legislature would rise again as future Irish mayors struggled to affirm their power as Boston's chief executive. Positions such as mayoralties are not the property of certain parties to be carved up between them; they're the property of the people. While they guarantee all of the top jobs - including the mayoralty - to members of certain political parties, equally they deny others the signal honour of wearing the chain of office. They would all willingly forfeit any hope to win the mayoralty rather than make such a class appeal. The current proposal is for a dedicated tax to be added to the already-bloated cost of London's mayoralty. 1.1 A mayor's term of office. the law was passed during his mayoralty Example sentencesExamples Your mayoralty has been from start ‘till now a disaster in the making. The city added 430,000 new jobs during his mayoralty - Gotham's greatest job growth ever. He purchased entrance to the franchise in 1350, at the beginning of Robert's first mayoralty. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French mairalte, from maire (see mayor). Definition of mayoralty in US English: mayoralty nounˈmeɪərəltiˈmāərəltē 1The office of mayor. the party failed to win the mayoralty Example sentencesExamples For one thing, those close to him insist he wants no part of Toronto's mayoralty. If none of the councillors win the mayoralty then three will go. The public input portion of Monday's debate kicked off with criticism from two failed mayoralty candidates who ran for office in November's election. Under the amendment, the 309 mayoralties of townships and county municipalities would become appointed positions and part of the bureaucracy under county and provincial municipal governments. The current proposal is for a dedicated tax to be added to the already-bloated cost of London's mayoralty. His deeper political reason for calling lay in his design to become a candidate for the mayoralty position in Oakland, California. The Taipei mayoralty has always been a springboard for higher political office. In 1936, Wick mounted an odd campaign for Portland's mayoralty. Positions such as mayoralties are not the property of certain parties to be carved up between them; they're the property of the people. This battle between mayoralty and state legislature would rise again as future Irish mayors struggled to affirm their power as Boston's chief executive. They would all willingly forfeit any hope to win the mayoralty rather than make such a class appeal. He wanted the newly powerful mayoralty that Fitzgerald had. While they guarantee all of the top jobs - including the mayoralty - to members of certain political parties, equally they deny others the signal honour of wearing the chain of office. Throwing him out of the party tore London Labour apart, cost us the mayoralty and on the positive side, showed what the limits were for the left. 1.1 A mayor's period of office. Example sentencesExamples Your mayoralty has been from start ‘till now a disaster in the making. The city added 430,000 new jobs during his mayoralty - Gotham's greatest job growth ever. He purchased entrance to the franchise in 1350, at the beginning of Robert's first mayoralty. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French mairalte, from maire (see mayor).
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