Sentence examples for at a vice from inspiring English sources

They also plan to begin publishing an executive newsletter for business women at a vice presidential level or above.

I was at a VICE screening at the Time Warner building a while back and tried to challenge Smith about a new film that did not teach viewers anything new about North Korea -- even its human rights abuses or the fact that it lost a million people in the Korean War and may have reasons to be paranoid.

Through his brainchild, the newly formed Council of Institutional Investors, Unruh wants to strike out at a vice he holds in as much disdain as incompetence--ignorance. "We can't just sit there and watch the action pass by, and yet that's exactly what we're all doing," Unruh said of the role pension funds play in the outcome of corporate takeover attempts.

When called out by a Toronto frontline worker, Zoë Dodd, on government inaction on the opioid crisis last year at a VICE talk, Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, said he was "not there yet" when it came to alternative drug policy such as decriminalization.

She previously served as vice president for student affairs at UC Davis and as a vice president at Fresno State University.

Aoukar began her career in London at Lehman Brothers, before landing at Barclays, Morgan Stanley and finally as a vice president at Investcorp.

Her father retired as a vice president at Pfizer.

Her father retired as a vice president at Southwest Capital Bank there.

But a real breakthrough at a Vice-Presidential summit would be unseemly.

Let's hear it, incidentally, for the unwitting human biological weapon as dramatic device: the Chandlerian trope of a guy walking into the room with a gun to move the story along, or Brody strapped with explosives in a sub-al-Qaida terrorist plot at a vice-presidential summit in Homeland.

Kris Engskov, a personal aide to President Bill Clinton, is now, at 36, a vice president for operations at Starbucks.