Sentence examples for that a vice from inspiring English sources

John Edwards does not have any of the qualifications that a vice president should have.

It was the first time that a vice president of Paraguay was chosen outside of a presidential election.

Mr. Cheney has said that a vice president's authority derives solely from the Constitution and his relationship with the president.

His case comes in the same month that a vice mayor of Beijing was removed for corruption and "bad morals".

There are fears that a vice president will once again veto the law, forcing a further delay in January's elections.

History has shown again and again that a vice president must be ready to assume command of the ship of state on a moment's notice.

Imagine that: a vice-presidential debate in which neither participant says a single word!

Mexico City has recently approved gay marriage and adoption, and is considering the legal regulation of prostitution (though that is a vice that seems to be pretty well tolerated in most of Latin America, including Mexico).

Mr. Sadow, who was at that time a vice president at a Massachusetts company that made luggage and coats, is credited with inventing rolling luggage 40 years ago this month.

At that meeting, a vice president who was unaware of my new work mentioned that the division's entire stock of 1,700 letters should be reviewed.

And that is a vice Ms. Ferguson can live with.