Her mother retired as a vice president in general operations for Gap in San Francisco.
That the virtuous person's soul is unified and not torn by conflict distinguishes the state of being virtuous from various non-virtuous conditions such as continence (enkrateia), incontinence (akrasia), and vice (kakia) in general.
Vice presidents in general, and this one in particular, are ill-suited to promise change because they have to run on their record in the incumbent administration.
Things started to differ after that: VICE readers in general picked Theresa May and Nick Clegg to make up their top five, whereas Tory voters went for Jeremy Corbyn and Hillary Clinton.
In 1890 Darling was one of the founding members of the DAR and was elected vice president general in charge of organization.
The survey also held good news for Vice President Al Gore and Democrats in general looking ahead to the fall elections for president and Congress.
Wayne LaPierre, the N.R.A.'s executive vice president, blamed gun violence in general, and mass shootings in schools in particular, on everything except for the proliferation of brutally efficient, high-capacity guns and his organization's efforts to resist virtually any restriction on people's access to those weapons.
Secondly, the available evidence suggests that at least in some languages with phonological quantity, the long sounds tend to be coupled with dynamic f0 movement, and, vice versa, in tone languages in general, contour tones tend to be longer in duration than level tones [30].
A higher sensitivity is accompanied by the lower specificity in general and vice versa.
The weak preservation of co-expression modules in methylation data and vice- versa shows that in general modules (clusters) of expression probes do not correspond to modules of methylation probes.
