any; whatever; whichever

mission; assignment; task; duty; role

a duty or obligation to perform a task or function

to trust or have confidence in someone or something

person in charge of an office, department, or committee

to hold or assume a formal position, office, or professional role

deputy director or assistant head of a department or organization

no matter which one is chosen; arbitrary in a logical or mathematical context

to officially assign someone to a job or position

currently holding a specified office or position

system of job responsibility

to hold a post or take office

to be reliable and take one's duties seriously

teacher in charge of a class

a former romantic partner, such as a spouse, boyfriend, or girlfriend

to assume an official post or start a new job or position

stubbornly persistent in doing what one wants, regardless of advice or others' feelings

the duration or term of an official position or office

a heavy responsibility; an important task

qualified and capable of performing a task or holding a position professionally

the individual held accountable for a specific task, project, or incident; a coordinator or person in charge

newly appointed or recently elected to a position or office

sense of responsibility

holding a part-time or visiting position in an academic setting

to appoint someone to a position or assign someone to a post

to appoint someone to a position or post; to engage for professional service

to hold a series of positions or offices one after another

permanent member state of the UN Security Council

to continue in a political office or serve for another term of office

to formally take up a position or assume an official post

to hold a teaching position

to be over-permissive or allow someone to act without restraint

no matter what or how; regardless of

the next person to hold a specific office or the next term of service

to appoint and dismiss

to take over a post or office (as minister, manager, etc.)

to leave a position or office at the end of a term or upon resignation

to let someone do as they please or to permit something to happen without interference

to leave office

to appoint

to transfer or move someone to another post or position

to bear heavy responsibilities through a long struggle; a heavy load and a long road

to succeed someone in a job or position

to remain in office; to hold on to one's job

to be promoted to

the first person to be appointed to a post

to take office; to assume a post