任

duty

term of office

standing

assumption (of office)

resignation (from a position)

successor

person in charge

duty

non-confidence

person in charge (including a supervisory role for other staff)

dismissal (from a post)

optional

breach of trust

trust

being in office

being in charge of (esp. a class or subject)

appointment

retirement

entrusting (everything to)

to entrust (to someone)

obligation

moving to a different location to start a new job

irresponsibility

to leave (a matter, decision, etc. to someone)

full-time service

remaining in office

regarding oneself (as)

criminal liability

sense of responsibility

initial salary

nomination (of a person to a position)

newly appointed

moral obligation

reappointment

entrusting

standing committee

serving concurrently as

appointment (to an office)

predecessor

former (incumbent)

competent

one's place of appointment

successive jobs

to be responsible for

taking up a new post

commission

(intra-company) job transfer away from one's family

promotion

appointment

mandate

appointments and dismissal

voluntarily appearing for police questioning

chivalry

leaving (it) to others

leaving everything up to someone else

leaving everything up to someone else

leaving everything up to someone else

leaving everything to someone else

to let things end up as they will

leave it to me

leave it (to me)

to appoint

to appoint

leaving (a matter) to others

leaving (a decision, job, etc.) to someone else

using all one's strength

one's country of assignment (e.g. for an ambassador)

speaking without thinking

random talk

seniority

to do as one wishes

as one pleases

doing as one pleases

agency

(while) holding a post or being in office

arrival at one's post

being appointed

to undertake a duty

former post

any character

leaving (something) up to one's man (e.g. husband, boyfriend, etc.)

during one's tenure

senior official

present post

person in charge

first appointment (to a post)

specially appointed

to fulfill one's duty

system under which schoolteachers are assigned additional administrative duties

important duty

successor

to go where one's feet take one

walking wherever one's legs lead one

leaving something to chance

to leave to take its own course

one's place of appointment

leaving (it) to others

leaving to chance

to trust to luck

present holder of an office

junior official

to give oneself to (esp. of a woman to a man)

appointment of successor

head of year

appointment to office

remaining task

to be relieved of one's post

no-confidence motion

going along voluntarily to be questioned by police

investiture

departure from office

one's new post

ordination

written appointment

delegated legislation

military mission

unfitness

private organization (neither controlled nor protected by law)

lacking a portfolio (of a minister of state, etc.)

full responsibility

imperial appointment

term of office

to leave to chance

any type

member of a standing committee

executive director

complete power of attorney

no-fault liability

vote of confidence

joint responsibility

voluntary partnership

suitable person

appointive power

laissez-faire

official appointed by the Emperor

authorized agent

responsibly

to be answerable (for)

investing of an official appointed by the Emperor

unqualified (incompetent) person

bulk loading safety officer

to take responsibility (for a fallout)

credentials

inauguration

demotion

optional

order of seniority

responsibility-taking system

vote of censure

chief investigator