1 Her nearest challenger is the vice-president.

2 The vice-president was dry-docked.

3 The vice-president must now take on the mantle of supreme power.

4 The vice-president took power in the interim period before the election.

5 The vice-president was forced to take up the reins of office.

6 The Vice-President made the rounds of television talk shows.

7 She is vice-president in all but name.

8 The vice-president is increasingly being sidelined.

9 He is the past vice-president.

10 She's a vice-president of a Fortune 500 company.

11 Vince is vice-president of corporate communications.

12 The president is ill, so the vice-president is acting on his behalf.

13 The vice-president was accused of flip-flopping on several major issues.

14 The Vice-President promised that there would be no attempt to impose a 'Pax Americana' on the region.

15 The vice-president seems to have a good working relationship with the president.

16 Their mouthpiece is the vice-president.

17 Who is his running mate for vice-president? 16.

18 The Vice-President, Richard M.. Nixon,[] then tried an-other tack.

19 Medicaid and welfare, declared the vice-president.

20 Walton Burdick is also retiring as senior vice-president, personnel.

21 Gene was general manager and Paul vice-president of the new line.

22 She may have been vice-president to Abdurrahman Wahid since he was elected president in what passes for a democratic process.

23 Our department manager is directly responsible to the vice-president of sales.

24 But the vice-president kept hammering home his belief that every vote cast in Florida should be counted before the presidency is awarded.

25 He doesn't criticize the vice-president marketing's expert judgement nor pretend he could do better himself.

26 The President was represented at the ceremony by the Vice-President.

27 Al Gore falls asleep as he makes maiden speech as Vice-President; no-one notices - they're all asleep too.

28 East resigned, Rowlands returned, but not until the junior vice-president, Rhys Williams, had tendered his resignation.

29 In 1982 he was given the ceremonial post of vice-president.

30 Electors before 1804 did not vote separately for president and vice-president, as they do now.

1 Her nearest challenger is the vice-president.

2 The vice-president was dry-docked.

3 The vice-president must now take on the mantle of supreme power.

4 The vice-president took power in the interim period before the election.

5 The President was represented at the ceremony by the Vice-President.

6 The vice-president was forced to take up the reins of office.

31 The President appoints a Vice-President and a Cabinet, all of whom are responsible to the Assembly.

32 Vice-President Aleksandr Rutskoi responded by openly opposing Yeltsin, blaming the President's advisers for encouraging a confrontation with the legislature.

33 Any leader, I should have thought, would have demanded loyalty and support from a vice-president as a basic minimum.

34 In 1867 he was appointed professor of dogmatic and moral theology at Maynooth, in 1878 vice-president, and in 1880 president.

35 His appointment as vice-president in April was intended to buy time.

36 Buhl has been named vice-president, strategic partners, reporting to Scott.

37 Al Gore, the vice-president, seems to have a good working relationship with the president.

38 When the Vice-president toured the area in 1958 he was pelted with rotten eggs by angry farmers.

39 Vice-president, international operations Terry Booth will head up the operation.

40 Msika has been promoted to vice-president, equitable distribution has not been achieved, and the nation is shuddering with the consequences.

41 Harmer was elected a fellow of the Royal Society in 1898, served on the council, and was a vice-president.

42 Ben Gill was re-elected for a second year as deputy, and Tony Pexton for a second year as vice-president.

43 If Cheney is a new kind of vice-president, Powell is also a new kind of secretary of state.

44 When Vice-President Nixon toured the area in 1958 he was pelted with rotten eggs and jostled by angry demonstrators.

44 try its best to gather and create good sentences.

45 This, of course, is an insult to Vice-President Al Gore as much as to Gov.

46 The Vice-President gave the impression of being remarkably uninformed about South American affairs.

47 The opportunist was expecting a lot of money and a promotion from vice-president to director.

48 Arias had remained in the constitutional post of First Vice-President without attending Cabinet meetings.

49 Davis joined the company as vice-president of sales nine months ago.

50 Mr Rowland is a man in the mould of Vice-President Dan Quayle: young, handsome and hawkish.

51 Previously Bank vice-president, he succeeded Wladyslaw Baka, who had tendered his resignation on Jan. 17.

52 But the vice-president is now the underdog in this race.

53 Like the vice-president, the chairman of the joint chiefs must keep his advice to the president secret.

54 Police also arrested Francis Minnah, then First Vice-President, who was accused of being behind the coup attempt.

55 Also on the ballot paper was the one candidate, Lucy Courtney, for the post of senior vice-president.

56 Mr Toplak had just started his term as vice-president of the company.

57 Opposition sources were cited as saying that the Vice-President, Ali Salem al-Bid, was in seclusion, having effectively resigned.

58 The company's former vice-president, Sadamu Takagaki, was also arrested on similar charges.

59 The vice-president, in the heart of government in Washington, offered Mr Bush a deal and proposed an immediate summit meeting.

60 That message is less politically galvanising than bank-bashing. But the vice-president should embrace it.

61 C10.01 The officers of this congregation shall be a president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer.

62 Dave Rosner, a senior vice-president at ad agency Initiative, has used Ad.ly to promote his clients' products, including a film from Lionsgate Entertainment (LGF) and a car from Kia.

63 When the President is ill, his duties devolve on the vice-President.

64 Christian Rabeau, vice-president of AXA IM, said the fund manager had turned "overweight" on equities a few days ago, with a positive bias toward Asian stocks ex-Japan.

65 "However, the fact that at the Sydney Olympics, 28 of the 33 gold medalists were wearing the body covering Fastskin suit. " said andy Thomas, vice-president of Speedo.

66 Appoint Mr. Hebin-Liu to act as Vice-President of the International Civil Medicine Wise Association.

67 Mr Cheney's new memoir, despite its breezy self-justification, does little to dispel that notion, showing exactly how a vice-president can run amok.

68 Item manager, item vice-president, technique the representative director return a people's manager of company to manage.

69 The tip-off came from Jean-Louis Gergorin, then a vice-president of EADS, the aerospace group, and a friend of Mr de Villepin.

70 She is now a vice-president of China Association for Science and Technology, cochairman of World Federation of Engineering Organizations, and one of the advisors of World Resources Institute.

71 He and his vice-president, George Herbert Walker Bush, were sworn into office in January, nineteen eighty-one.

72 On July 26, visiting Vice-President Hu Jintao met with Belarusian Prime Minister Vladimir Yermoshin in the government building.

73 After all, he had been a largely passive vice-president and before that an unexceptional state governor.

74 "It's an incredibly personal decision how much time to take off, and I don't think we should be prescribing one way or the other, " Cipora Herman, the vice-president of finance, said.

74 try its best to collect and create good sentences.

75 One clue could be the sabre-rattling by Dick Cheney, the Vice-President, who said at the weekend that the Kremlin's move would not go unanswered.

76 'We are disappointed that the deal with Tengzhong could not be completed,' said John Smith, GM vice-president of corporate planning and alliances.

77 What distinguishes the Abacus case from other doomed subprime deals are the e-mails written by a young Goldman vice-president and now co-defendant, Fabrice Tourre.

78 Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland wrote this week that U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden was set to press MacKay's candidacy when he visits Alliance headquarters on Tuesday.

79 He is a national second-class scenarist works for the television station of Xiangxi autonomous prefecture of Hunan province, and concurrently the vice-president of Xiangxi Writers Association.

80 "Everyone thinks of socially responsible businesses in a fairly narrow way, " says Christina Houlahan, B Corp's vice-president of business services.

81 In addition to presiding over the Senate and attending state funerals, one of the Vice-President’s duties (as I see it) is to badmouth the Chairman of the Federal Reserve to the President.

82 At one point Conservative MP and Exmoor Society vice-president Ian Liddell-Grainger waded into the fray, demanding action to find the culprits and declaring himself 'bloody furious'.

83 Francesco Toto, the consortium's vice-president, thinks that the luthiers benefit from the craft's long tradition in Cremona. But that has been far from continuous.

84 Shortly after vice-president lyndon b . johnson succded john f. kennedy as president, he moved forthrightly to help eradicate a persistent evil American life :racial discrimination.

85 R:There are quite a few .Usually each department is headed by a vice-president or an assistant cashier .

86 Sales of televisions at the Eletroshopping retail chain in northeast Brazil are up about 30 percent in the past month, its vice-president Fernando Freitas told Reuters from the city of Recife.

87 "It all depends on whether the jury and the judges take the confession to be a mitigating circumstance, " said the vice-president of the court, Franz Cutka.

88 This man who worked himself to death finally and precisely at 3:00 A.M. Sunday morning--on his day off--was fifty-one years old and a vice-president.

89 The vice-president of the Australia Podiatry Association, Brendan Brown, said he anticipated a.

90 "Organisations' plans need to be based on a prioritisation of applications and data, " says David Luff, senior vice-president for software engineering at vendor CA.

91 But as a remedy for trade imbalances, the focus on the currency is demonstrably overstated, " says John Dearie, executive vice-president for policy at the Financial Services Forum in Washington."

92 Ms. Shriver officially became involved in helping people with developmental problems when she became the executive vice-president of a family organization in nineteen fifty-seven.

93 At the constitutional convention, Roger Sherman defended this arrangement, noting that "If the vice-President were not to be President of the Senate, he would be without employment."

94 The room was filled with unacknowledged tensions and questions: Why had Rosenberg called for Vice-President Espada to take the reins of the country?