In May 1968 Johnson chose Vance as deputy chief delegate to the Paris peace talks on Vietnam.
On November 11 , 1775 her husband was one of several appointed Deputies (or delegates) from Albany County to the Provincial Congress.
Insist on appointing your own deputy governors and delegate real authority to them – essential with the wider responsibilities now given to the Bank.
More than that, Russia's delegate, Deputy Prime Minister Valentina Matvryenko, said it means that not all countries have the same opportunity to access technological and scientific information that could be valuable for progress in other areas.
According to the University and College Ombuds Association, "ombuds" means "the people's representative, agent, attorney, solicitor, deputy, proxy, or delegate" in Swedish.
Talleyrand, elected by his clergy as their deputy, like all delegates had prepared a list of grievances.
I will fight because Germany deserves better than a left-wing majority," Mr. Westerwelle, who is also deputy chancellor, told delegates at the party's annual New Year's assembly in the opera house in Stuttgart, the regional capital of Baden-Württemberg Baden-Württemberg
The Labour leader Ed Miliband had fired the "starting gun" for the next general election after his widely acclaimed speech to the party's annual conference, his deputy Harriet Harman told delegates on Thursday.
The Labour deputy leader told delegates at the Labour conference: "There is now a website… where pimps put women on sale for sex and then men who've had sex with them put their comments online.
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