sheriffships

[US]/ˈʃerɪfʃɪps/
[UK]/ˈʃerɪfʃɪps/

Translation

n.Plural form of sheriffship; the office, term, or jurisdiction of a sheriff.

Example Sentences

the sheriffships in the western territories were often passed down through families.

several sheriffships became vacant after the sudden resignation of the lawmen.

the governor awarded new sheriffships to loyal supporters.

historical records show that sheriffships were highly competitive positions.

the duties of sheriffships included maintaining order and collecting taxes.

many sheriffships were established during the colonial period.

the tenure of sheriffships varied depending on regional laws.

candidates for sheriffships had to meet strict eligibility requirements.

the boundaries of sheriffships were clearly defined by the county lines.

some sheriffships were known for their corruption and inefficiency.

sheriffships required holders to be familiar with local customs.

the evolution of sheriffships reflected changes in administrative systems.

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