It is a good read with a powerful thesis, a thesis that will make this book the gold standard on the
vice presidency for the foreseeable future.
In fact, in the early days of the U.S., the
vice presidency was merely a consolation prize.
The signing ceremony took place on the sidelines of a Working Group Meeting hosted by the World Bank Integrity
Vice Presidency where representatives of Integrity offices of bilateral agencies met to discuss opportunities for cooperation and means to enhance the effectiveness of their anticorruption efforts.
Theodore Roosevelt, who became president after the assassination of William McKinley, called the
vice presidency "a steppingstonea...
If agreed, Kuwait will hold the
vice presidency for the next two years.
She may not have won the
Vice Presidency, but Alaska Gov.
Angler: The Cheney
Vice Presidency. By Barton Gellman.
Jodi Gutierrez, VP of property management for George Comfort & Sons and on-site property manager of High Ridge Park Corporate Center in Stamford, Conn., was awarded the Member of the Year Award from the Building Owners and Managers Association of Southern Connecticut (BOMA) and has accepted the
vice presidency position with the Association for the coming year.
There was a split vote for the council
vice presidency. Councilor David Clark, nominated by Councilor Joseph D.
Washington, Dec.15 (ANI): Incoming US Vice-President Joe Biden is reported to be laying out plans to significantly shrink the role of the
vice presidency in Barack Obama's White House.
Meanwhile, JACKIE JENNIFER will move from a
vice presidency to a senior
vice presidency with Horizon's customer service efforts and health care management.
The American
vice presidency is a strange institution.