secretaryship

IPA: sˈɛkrʌtɛriʃɪp

A person's term in office with a title including the term secretary, such as secretary of state.
The office or position of being secretary.

Examples of "secretaryship" in Sentences

Is that pledge still operative if she accepts the secretaryship?
He thought proper, however, to claim a part of those of the secretaryship, which is called the chancery.
And so from very early in his general secretaryship, Gorbachev wanted to get Soviet troops out of Afghanistan.
But the idea that a disapproving New York Times editorial would convince you to drop out of a cabinet secretaryship is absolutely insane.
The United Left, the group that helped win the general secretaryship for Len McCluskey, is organising a major slate in an attempt to take the majority of the three-year posts.
SMITH: Dr. Deming's retiring from the secretaryship is a matter which all old-timers will regret, and I want to move that this association record in its proceedings the fullest appreciation of his great and faithful service in helping to carry the organization through so many years.