In a sign of American impatience, President Obama called Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Presidents Nicolas Sarkozy of France and Giorgio Napolitano of Italy late Thursday.
President Obama called Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Wednesday to lend his support and encouragement for her willingness to take a bolder position to try to calm the markets.
Another well-known researcher is Robert Hecht-Nielsen, who is seeking to build an electronic butler called Chancellor that would be able to listen, speak and provide in-home concierge services.
Grosseteste's association with Oxford and chancellorship may indeed have only been in the late 1220s as a master of arts the fact that he was a master in the lower faculty of arts, not the higher faculty of theology, would perhaps explain why he was not permitted to be called chancellor.
In November, the Guardian disclosed that a new cadre of powerful school regulators called chancellors are to be appointed by Michael Gove.
A new cadre of powerful school regulators called chancellors are to be appointed by Michael Gove in an attempt to oversee the burgeoning number of free schools and academies, with the power to seize control of failing schools.
Most countries in the world now have established an office of prime minister (alternatively called premier or chancellor).
Some, like the Cypriots and Greeks and many Italians and Spaniards, are openly resentful of "Mutti," or Mom, as Berlin officials privately call Chancellor Angela Merkel.
And if I want to know what Chancellor Merkel is thinking, I will call Chancellor Merkel".He was speaking about Angela Merkel, one of the most pro-American leaders of a country that has been one of America's closest allies.
After a conference call, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, Prime Minister Lucas D. Papademos of Greece and Prime Minister Mario Monti of Italy issued a statement on Friday saying they were confident a bailout deal could be reached Monday.
