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Meanings of vp in English
A deputy to a president, often empowered to assume the position of president on his death or absence.
Synonyms
Examples for "vicepresident"
Examples for "vicepresident"
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Bank of America has appointed Mr Barry Condron as vicepresident and head of business development for Ireland.
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The senate historian said it was the first time a vicepresident has had to break a tie on a cabinet nomination.
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Remarks by Seagate's executive vicepresident, Mr Brendan Hegarty earlier this year had raised hopes that the plant would be built in the northwest.
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Well just imagine a vice president armed with the power of invisibility.
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Executive vice president of Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge No.
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For years, my father was a vice president for the Roma Companies.
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It said the meeting included President Hadi, his vice president and advisors.
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He later became vice president for government affairs at Arizona State University.
Usage of vp in English
1
Albrecht joined HBO in 1985 as senior vp original programming, West Coast.
2
The Iewes by assistance of king Darius build vp the Temple in Ierusalem.
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And lifting vp their handes falling on the ground, they adored our Lord.
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Sommerville will play a senior vp for a cosmetics giant.
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She was senior vp global marketing at Time Warner and vp international business development at MTV.
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To that end, Brad Johnson has assumed the newly created position of senior vp comedy development.
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We are pleased to see them go back to work, said Mike Miller, a vp at the IATSE.
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Tony Petitti, the network's general manager and former executive vp of CBS Sports, recently spoke about the launch.
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It was Couric's interview with Sarah Palin in mid-September that started raising concerns about the Republican vp candidate.
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The slew of vice presidents, associate vp's and assistant vp's around the president were soon called the Vee's.
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Steve Peckham, senior vp at branding agency Olson, said it looks like a case of 15 minutes of fame.
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For NBC News senior vp Phil Griffin, the interest in the debate was obviously critical for the high ratings.
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CNN vp editorial coverage Nancy Lane said Katrina caused the network to look closely at its preparations for hurricanes.
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Second, fluorescence and electron microscopy analyses show that vps21∆ mutant cells accumulate clusters of autophagosomal structures outside the vacuole.
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We're survivors of Oceanic Flight 815,' then it would crackle out, says ABC executive vp marketing Michael Benson .
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And he could feasibly do both cable and broadcast, said Shari Anne Brill, senior vp at ad buyer Carat.
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