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Meanings of vice-presidency in English

Spanish
vicepresidencia

The tenure of a vice president.

vicepresidencia
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Usage of vice-presidency in English
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Until Monday, it held seven ministerial posts as well as the vice-presidency.
The Guardian
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The vice-presidency in charge of production just happens to be free.
Death Trance
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This is despite Fiji's accession to vice-presidency of the UN Human Rights Council.
Radio NZ
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Where do you go after satirising Westminster and the American vice-presidency?
The Irish Times
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In the vice-presidency of the faculty he also rendered services of the greatest value.
Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White — Volume 1
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For the vice-presidency Adlai E. Stevenson, a partisan of the old school, was chosen.
The United States Since the Civil War
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The vice-presidency, contrary to tradition, occupied the center of interest.
The United States Since the Civil War
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FIVE candidates have been nominated for the vice-presidency of SIPTU.
The Irish Times
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James Baker can take credit for two presidencies and one vice-presidency in the Bush family.
The Irish Times
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When the rod company decided to have a retail store, they offered him a vice-presidency.
The new yorker
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Back in the 1980s, an inspirational woman stood as a candidate for the US vice-presidency.
The Irish Times
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Two of the best-known teacher union officials are set for top vice-presidency posts in the near future.
The Irish Times
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The vice-presidency has no clear job description.
Reuters
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Other proposed constitutional changes include lifting an age limit on the presidency and the creation of a vice-presidency.
Reuters
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It would be 24 years before there would be another female candidate for the vice-presidency, one Sarah Palin.
The Irish Times
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Jane's husband just got a vice-presidency.
Ghost Story
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