Although the Grand Commandant had a nominal role as commander-in-chief, the emperor served as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
(Corey Kaiser, on bass and in the nominal role of Perkins's brother, and Larry Lelli on drums round out the band).
"People just cheered up immediately". Mr Hando said Carson took on a nominal role of director and vice-president in a bid to boost the public profile of the club.
This is certainly how they're going to frame this decision, making a particular point in relating it back to their nominal role as an educational institution.
The purely nominal role was originally bestowed on the official responsible for maintaining law and order in the Chiltern hills.
And when he became deputy leader to prime minister Jim Callaghan in 1976 his influence within cabinet and certainly within the Labour party in the country injected a particular new significance into this normally nominal role.
When, in April 1942, the Germans forced Pétain to take Laval back as premier, he himself withdrew into a purely nominal role.
The now purely nominal role was originally bestowed on those responsible for maintaining law and order locally.
You might also consider hiring your spouse or children on, even in nominal roles, to pay them salaries.
The PDS already plays a nominal and junior role in governing two other eastern states, but a share of power in the capital would bestow new legitimacy on the party and show eastern Germans that they have an increasingly powerful voice in government affairs.
