Examples of 'vice-chancellor' in a sentence
Meaning of "vice-chancellor"
A vice-chancellor is an official in charge of a university or institution of higher education, typically ranking below a chancellor. They are responsible for various academic and administrative duties
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- An official holding a rank immediately below that of chancellor.
- A lower judge of chancery.
- In Roman Catholicism, the cardinal whose duty it is to draft and dispatch papal bulls and briefs.
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It has a vice-chancellor and a general secretary.
Than you can no longer be a Vice-Chancellor.
The vice-chancellor is the chief administrator.
If you can find a suitable Vice-Chancellor.
The vice-chancellor is assisted by the registrar.
Parthsarthi was the first vice-chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor is expecting me for dinner.
We are now seeking our next Vice-Chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor has formed a committee.
Jacques frémont president and vice-chancellor.
O chancellor and vice-chancellor of the province.
A Vice-Chancellor is not allowed to spill so many compliments.
A message from the Vice-Chancellor sent to students.
New vice-chancellor installed at marjon university in plymouth.
The overall head of a university is the Vice-Chancellor.
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Acting Vice-Chancellor on numerous occasions.
Madgwick assumed the office of first Vice-Chancellor.
He served as Vice-Chancellor and as secretary to two bishops.
Chancellor of justice and the vice-chancellor of justice.
The Vice-Chancellor summoned police for protection.
You have performed your duties as Vice-Chancellor admirably.
If every Vice-Chancellor would cost us this much.
The de facto head of the university is the vice-chancellor.
Reporting to the Vice-Chancellor and handling of cases.
And start seeking a meeting with the Vice-Chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor has taken a partisan stand.
A report will be sent to the vice-chancellor next week.
The Vice-Chancellor is provided with an official car.
Worshipped more comfortably than did the Vice-Chancellor and.
He also became vice-chancellor and foreign minister.
All the government universities are administered by the vice-chancellor.
The vice-chancellor is also aware of this challenge.
His appointment shall be lodged with the Vice-Chancellor.
He was vice-chancellor of the university the same year.
This was no mean achievement in the days when he was Vice-Chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor only pretended that he did not understand me.
I want to speak to the office of the vice-chancellor of the university.
Assisting the Vice-Chancellor in the performance of his functions.
You must hand these papers to the Vice-Chancellor personally.
The vice-chancellor was hoping you might change your mind.
Not only stay alive but thrive in my position as Vice-Chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor was overwhelmed by the kind words showered on him.
We are due to have a meeting with the vice-chancellor to discuss that.
The office of the vice-chancellor has typically been held by the incumbent principal.
The officer concerned will present the files to the Vice-Chancellor.
The vice-chancellor is in turn appointed by the council, although two seats are vacant.
Makgoba was subsequently found not guilty and resumed his position as Vice-Chancellor.
How the vice-chancellor is notified of complaints and how they are processed.
Furthermore neither the ministers nor the vice-chancellor report to the chancellor.
The vice-chancellor had failed to comply with the requirements of natural justice.
