Sentence examples for vice speaker from inspiring English sources

The vice speaker of Dagestan's parliament narrowly escaped an attack with automatic weapon fire from a passing car.

Manana Kobakhidze, vice speaker of the Parliament and an ally of Mr. Ivanishvili, said during the debate: "Society has been waiting for the punishment of this person for a very long time.

Andrei Vorobyov, vice speaker of the lower house of Parliament, said Mr. Medvedev's plan to streamline the introduction of new political parties would risk the hasty creation of parties by oligarchs to seize power.

During his sophomore year as vice speaker of the student senate and his junior year as speaker, Mr. Tisa helped produce a report on the challenges that incoming gay students face when they arrive.

The Paris show's curator, Andrei Yerofeyev, Viktor's brother, now faces criminal charges, initiated by a vice speaker of Parliament, by pro-Kremlin youth groups and by members of the church.

But she is glad to be among women like Hanna Hopko, a major player in the civil society-oriented Self-Reliance party, Oksana Syroyid, the Rada's vice speaker, and the head of Shkrum's own party, former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko.

Several prominent reformist opposition activists – including the former vice president Mohammat Ali Abtahi, Abdollah Ramezanzadeh, a former government spokesman, and Behzad Nabavi, an ex-vice Speaker of parliament – are among the defendants.

Altogether, volunteer investigators have exposed about a dozen plagiarized dissertations by high-ranking officials, including one by vice-speaker of the Duma, Igor Lebedev, the son of Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a buffoonish ultranationalist and veteran legislator.

"Now this holiday is not just about girls congratulating boys, it's about congratulating those who make it possible to build civilian institutions here," said Denis Pushilin, vice-speaker of the people's council of the DPR.

Why has the assembly not appointed a speaker and two vice-speakers yet?

Maraghar Massacre was testified by British-based organization Christian Solidarity International and by the Vice-Speaker of the British Parliament's House of Lords Caroline Cox in 1992.