Definitions for take office
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1. take officeverb

   assume an office, duty, or title

   "When will the new President take office?"

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1. take office

   "Take office" is a term used to describe the commencement or beginning of someone's term or period of service in an official position or job, typically after they have been elected or appointed. In the context of politics, it signifies the start of a person's role as a public official, such as a President, Governor, or Mayor, etc. This usually involves a formal ceremony or event known as an inauguration or swearing-in ceremony. It can also apply to roles within corporations and organizations, such as CEOs or directors.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of take office in Chaldean Numerology is: 8

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of take office in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9

Examples of take office in a Sentence

1. Barack Obama:

   Whether it was( Walter) Cronkite or( David) Brinkley or what have you, there was a common set of facts, a baseline around which both parties had to adapt and respond to, and by the time I take office, what you increasingly have is a media environment in which if you are a Fox News viewer, you have an entirely different reality than if you are a New York Times reader.

2. Dawn Le:

   When the inauguration begins, he will take office, there’s no denying that.

3. Andrew Yang:

   Imagine if you were a household that knew you were going to owe $5 billion in 2023 and we give you $12 billion today and then you spend it before any of these people are going to have a chance to take office.

4. Will Trump:

   The incoming administration will take office just as the latest ObamaCare enrollment tally comes in, delivering a potentially crucial verdict about the still-shaky healthcare marketplaces …. The Obama administration has struggled for several years to bring young, healthy people into the marketplaces, which is needed to offset the medical costs of older and sicker customers. These problems are coming to light this year, as insurers get their first full look at ObamaCare customer data. Some, like UnitedHealth Group, say they’ve seen enough, and are already vowing to leave the exchanges …. experts warn that if the numbers don’t improve this year, more insurers could bolt. That would deal a major blow to marketplace competition, while also driving up rates and keeping even more people out of the exchanges.

References

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