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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.

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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,(sentencedict.com) 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.