Meaning of premiership in English

(Definition of premiership from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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In shepherding its preferred candidates into premierships, the national party involved itself in protracted negotiations with local and regional elements of the party.
Other students of her premiership might well want to add to the list.
A second is that even though the coalition is sustained, another coalition party successfully claims the premiership.
A key component of this bargaining process is the distribution of state o-ces, especially senior positions and the premiership.
It was a vain attempt, perhaps, to prolong her doomed premiership.
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He can also ignore his predecessor who is still writhing with the phantoms that haunted her during her premiership.
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We must avoid the drawbridge being pulled up by the premiership, especially when club directors see the money that is available.
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Every other institution is being modernised, but we need to modernise the premiership.
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When unemployment rose in the mid-term of his premiership, he reversed policies and tried to cope with a rising crisis.
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One wonders whether she might travel by train for the first time in her premiership and perhaps even meet some ordinary people.
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She negotiated a temporary refund on a year-by-year basis for the first three years of her premiership.
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Again we heard claims that, over the past four years, under the present premiership, things have improved.
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At an early stage in his premiership, he has forgotten the basic rule—when one is in a hole, stop digging and start climbing.
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We do not apologise for that, as the average premiership club shop can take £1 million in a season.
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He was persuaded to step down from the premiership.
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Translations of premiership

in Chinese (Traditional)
總理任期(或職位), 首相任期(或職位), 英格蘭足球超級聯賽…
in Chinese (Simplified)
总理任期(或职位), 首相任期(或职位), 英格兰足球超级联赛…
in Spanish
mandato de primer ministro, puesto de primer ministro, primera división de fútbol de Inglaterra…
in Portuguese
mandato de primeiro-ministro/primeira-ministra, cargo de primeiro-ministro/primeira-ministra, a Primeira Liga Inglesa…
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