Mr Osborne will also serve as First Secretary of State - effectively the Deputy Prime Minister and a role that suggests he will lead Britain's re-negotiation with the European Union before the proposed 2017 referendum.
And it is in any event hard to imagine Mr Clarke being as indispensable to Mr Cameron as Lord Mandelson, the business secretary and (it is said) "effectively the deputy prime minister", is to Mr Brown.In this section Shorn bank shares, shaven poll ratings, shredded nerves Selling Scotland by the verse The beast is awake When just one BBC is not enough Rock or hard place?
A suffragan bishop works as an assistant to the diocesan bishop and is effectively his deputy.
SANA, Yemen — A day after President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen handed over power to his deputy, effectively ending his 33 years of autocratic rule, his loyalists were accused of killing protesters on Thursday in an escalation of violence that raised questions about who is controlling the government's militias.
Danny Alexander, as Lib Dem chief secretary to the Treasury, was at the heart of the coalition - effectively Chancellor George Osborne's deputy.
Getting data in real time Measuring the impact of the crisis on food security, jobs, poverty, children's education and health will be crucial in order to respond effectively, said Bappenas Deputy Minister Dr. Bambang Widianto.
At an angry news conference yesterday, he called Homeland Security officials "liars," vowed to call Napolitano's bluff, and said he would have his deputies effectively deport suspects themselves.
The move was effectively a demotion for Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban, who had been in charge of the security office.
In his new position, Mr. Bedingfield, 44, has effectively become the chief deputy to the CNN chairman, Walter Isaacson.
Last week's indictment alleges a bribe for Morocco's failed bid was paid to Jack Warner, the president of the Concacaf, when Blazer was effectively working as his deputy.
