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Presidents still talk as if vice presidents are creatures of the president.

Thus, it is not surprising to see that in July police officers were invited to be the vice-presidents of 27 hospitals in Shenyang.

He negotiated that into a role on the bank's leadership team as one of the bank's vice presidents.

We have reached the point at which vice presidents are close partners of presidents and inevitable nominees of their respective parties.

That depends on the size of the company. Big companies like Ford may have hundreds of Vice Presidents.

Akio Toyoda himself, as one of five executive vice-presidents, isn't entirely free of blame for the company's recent woes.

Vice presidents , they note , often get a window seat at their bullpen desks, a sort of consolation prize for having lost an office .

Some groups elect a set of officers - a president, one or two vice presidents, a secretary and a treasurer.

Unlike Gore and most other previous Vice Presidents, including the elder George Bush, Cheney is not treating this job as a stepping-stone .

He runs the company. He would pick the Vice Presidents.

Fourteen vice-presidents have gone on to be presidents, nine of them the beneficiaries of death or resignation.

One of five engineering vice presidents, Merrill is Google's senior director of information systems effectively, the CIO.

Instructors are mostly the experienced associates, vice presidents and managing directors of product and business areas within the firm.

Yet the arguments used by most presidents to help their vice presidents end up hurting their vice presidents.

In setting up a leader-led organization, BNSF established three simple levels of hierarchy: the CIO, vice presidents, and directors.

The Honorary President and Honorary Vice-Presidents shall be invited by the Council of the Federation.

The management structure shall have one president and several vice-presidents, who shall assist the president in his work.

His widow, Joice Mujuru, who's one of the country's two vice presidents, has been engaged in a bitter succession battle.

The company CEO returns to work and summons the company vice presidents of business and IT, respectively.

For the group of nearly 12, 000 vice presidents, of which the author of today's commentary was, that number was similarly high.

Mrs Clinton would boost her chances of getting the presidency some day (a third of all vice-presidents have gone on to the top job).

To plan his doodles, Hwang meets quarterly with a team of vice-presidents and creative directors.

In this election, president's candidates who get the most votes will be elected as president, and the next two will be vice presidents.

He arrived after some senior managers, including two vice presidents, stepped down due to alleged economic crimes.

Beth Israel's nurse-in-chief ranks as an equal with other vice presidents of the hospital.

Since the second world war, the majority of vice-presidents have ended up as their party's standard-bearers.

Even vice presidents of large corporations will believe that learning from mistakes is a valuable lesson.

Presidents, in short, now need their vice presidents to establish, cement, and continue their visions of the country.

Above the visitors' gallery, the busts of the nation's first twenty vice presidents sit in solemn repose.

Since 1960, four sitting or former vice presidents have become president, and four others have been their parties' nominees.

And one of the two new vice-presidents comes from the army.

Marilyn Quayle, the vice presidents wife, was particularly critical of Hillary's alleged assault on family values.

They opted to start with the vice presidents of programs and development and to phase in the other functional managers over three years.

On ships they call them barnacles; in radio they attach themselves to desks, and are called vice-presidents.

Like Vice Presidents Gore and Dan Quayle, Cheney has a standing weekly lunch date with his President.

Article 19 A basic people's court is composed of a president, vice-presidents and judges.

The Football Association have appointed David Beckham and John Barnes as vice-presidents to work on the 2018 World Cup bid.

They include the most senior among Afghanistan's vice-presidents, Mohammed Fahim, a former warlord.

That doesn't mean they're all vice presidents. Some of them are just key individual contributors.

I checked out my president and some of my vice-presidents, and they're as clean as a whistle.

Generally, performance shares and stock options are applicable to more senior employees, such as vice presidents and managing directors.

Its first job will be to form an electoral college to choose a fresh president and two vice-presidents.

Early vice presidents never played a Cheney-like role.

Which is elected by the stockholders. He is assisted by the senior vice-presidents.

ICBC has five other vice presidents.

He will be joined by Jim Benedetto and Steve Pearman, senior vice-presidents of engineering and product strategy.

Many CFOs and vice presidents can't answer it.

I want to close by thanking the President and Vice-Presidents for the guidance they have provided.

How many Vice Presidents does a company have?

Student: How many vice - presidents do you have?

Late last year, for example, several big banks including ICBC exchanged vice-presidents.

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the General Assembly

the president, vice-presidents, judges or assistant judges in the same People's Court;

Change of Control Severance Agreement for Senior Vice Presidents and Group Vice Presidents

Avon says it employs two vice presidents to head operations in developed and developing markets

Vice-presidents of the Court of Appeal

15 percent were either high school class presidents or vice-presidents