Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The office or duties of a vice-chairman.
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Examples
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China political analysts will close watch to see if Vice President Xi Jinping is promoted to the vice-chairmanship of the Central Military Commission.
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China political analysts will close watch to see if Vice President Xi Jinping is promoted to the vice-chairmanship of the Central Military Commission.
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He has also resigned his board membership at the Bank for International Settlements and his vice-chairmanship of the Financial Stability Board, both influential policy-making bodies.
Wife's Trades Sink Banker Deborah Ball 2012
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At the party's 1999 national convention in Dearborn, Michigan, the Dallas group intended to transfer power (the chairmanship and vice-chairmanship) to Perot loyalists, believing they had the votes for an easy win.
How the Independent Movement Went Left by Going Right Jacqueline Salit 2010
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At the party's 1999 national convention in Dearborn, Michigan, the Dallas group intended to transfer power (the chairmanship and vice-chairmanship) to Perot loyalists, believing they had the votes for an easy win.
Jacqueline Salit: How the Independent Movement Went Left by Going Right 2010
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In accordance with Senate Republican Conference rules, I have temporarily relinquished my vice-chairmanship and ranking positions until I am absolved of these charges.
Senator Ted Stevens Indicted in Corruption Case - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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In accordance with Senate Republican Conference rules, I have temporarily relinquished my vice-chairmanship and ranking positions until I am absolved of these charges.
Senator Ted Stevens Indicted in Corruption Case - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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If he were to accept the offer, Becerra would have to give up 16 years of seniority in the House, which has earned him a seat on the Ways and Means Committee and the vice-chairmanship of the House Dem Caucus.
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If he were to accept the offer, Becerra would have to give up 16 years of seniority in the House, which has earned him a seat on the Ways and Means Committee and the vice-chairmanship of the House Dem Caucus.
FL-SEN 2009
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If he were to accept the offer, Becerra would have to give up 16 years of seniority in the House, which has earned him a seat on the Ways and Means Committee and the vice-chairmanship of the House Dem Caucus.
Joe Biden 2009
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