Sentence examples for vice convener from inspiring English sources
Bill Cook, Edinburgh City Council's vice convener, said: "For me it's simply a matter of fairness.
Jackie Hung, the vice convener of the Civil Human Rights Front, a broad coalition of nongovernmental groups in Hong Kong, said she knew of 37 protesters arrested last year at nonviolent demonstrations.
The enterprise and infrastructure committee's vice convener, Councillor Joe Giacopazzi, said: "Perth and Kinross is predominantly rural, and so access to high speed broadband is patchy at the moment.
The vice convener of Highland Council, Maxine Smith of the SNP, said she believed the Scottish government was doing the best it could for councils in a tough environment and blamed Westminster for the cuts.
On the eve of the local council elections in 2012, several of them witnessed their local representative, Maureen Henry, vice-convener of the education committee, expressing her support for the school.
Within days, knowing that Mr Weir had stood for the party in the 1987 general election, Salmond sent a letter of congratulations to the couple, writing: "When I heard the fantastic news that a Scot had landed the EuroMillions jackpot, I did wonder if this was the same Colin Weir who helped produce SNP party political broadcasts for a young party publicity vice-convener all those years ago".
Regeneration vice-convener, Councillor Jim Clocherty, said: "The council's inspection regime has revealed some incidences of corrosion which require action.
The motion to consider the protests as authorised absences was backed by City of Edinburgh Council's vice-convener for education Alison Dickie.
"The tropical population is expected to exceed that of the rest of the world in the late 2030s, confirming just how crucial the Tropics are to the world's future," said Sandra Harding, project convener and vice chancellor of Australia's James Cook University, in a statement.
Convener, FLUXNET 2000 Synthesis Workshop.
Formerly Convener of Comhairle nan Eilean Siar.
