deputyship

So if you're looking for a fine deputyship, get those resumes out.

The administration may have to wait until the board sorts out the top job before moving to fill the deputyship.

Essex was then foolish enough to bid for and be given the Deputyship himself.

It was his successful attempt at gaoling Lolashvili, which got him promoted to the post of First Deputyship.

It praises the deputyship of Philip's father Henry Sidney and English victories over the Irish.

It features the element of rational deputyship according to the people's choice, which differs from the Shia Imam who is divinely appointed by Allah.

Once Featherwhisker deems Tawnyspots incurable and unfit for deputyship, Sunstar appoints Bluefur as the new deputy.

But we're hearing that she's been working out of the HHS building sans title for the moment and it is unclear that she will retain her deputyship in the new operation.

Industrialist Certificate of Organization for Cultural Heritage, Handicraft - Deputyship for Handicraft, Tehran - Iran (2008)

On the death of King Henry IV of England, the Lord Lieutenancy of his son Clarence automatically lapsed, and Thomas' Deputyship lapsed with it.

In 941 (329 AH), the fourth deputy announced an order by Muhammad al-Mahdi that the deputy would soon die, the deputyship would end, and the Major Occultation would begin.

His fortunes improved during the Deputyship of Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex: Warren was in high favour with Essex, whom he entertained at Drumcondra Castle.

Perrot reluctantly opened negotiations with Sorley Boy, sending as his emissary Sir William Warren, whose father Humphrey had been on good terms with Sorley during Sussex's Deputyship.

Murillo then appointed Abel Rodriguez to the First Deputyship of the ministry and Perez Betancourt to the Deputyship of the ministry.

He nominated for deputyship from İstanbul in Turkish general election in 2011 and ran for mayor of Kocaeli metropolitan municipality in Turkish local elections in 2014, but didn't elect both times.

His most noted work is the Analecta, the first part of which is an account of the persecution of Catholics in Ireland during the deputyship of Arthur Chichester, 1st Baron Chichester.

Under the second Deputyship of Sir William FitzWilliam (1588-94) the Court continued to operate smoothly enough, but in the disturbed political climate during the later stages of the Nine Years War it almost ceased to function.

As Perrot's Deputyship became increasingly embattled Dillon, his ally, was also attacked: Adam Loftus, Archbishop of Dublin accused him of recusancy, a very serious charge to make against a servant of the Crown.

However, he is doing something great: writing his first Book or Pamphlet,--eloquent vehement Letter to M. Matteo Buttafuoco, our Corsican Deputy, who is not a Patriot but an Aristocrat, unworthy of Deputyship.

The Missile Defense Agency has been abuzz of late over rumors that the agency’s director, Lt. Gen. Patrick J. O’Reilly, might be announcing his departure after 21/ 2 years in the top job and a deputyship before that.

Sai Makhdom Abu Saeed Syed Fateh Ullah Masoom left every thing and came to Lahore where Sai Hazrat Mian Mir Sahib granted him the first ever deputyship (a caliph).

According to Denis Murphy, when the relics of the saints were destroyed, in the sixteenth century, during the deputyship of Lord Leonard Gray, Brigid's head was saved by some of the clergy, who took it to the Neustadt, in Austria.

Under the second Deputyship of Sir Henry Sidney (1575-8), assisted by the reforming Lord Chancellor Sir William Gerard, the Chamber began to develop into a properly functioning court, but Sidney's recall to England and Gerard's early death impeded progress, as did the outbreak of the Desmond Rebellions.

Added Public Guardian practice note: OPG's approach to solicitor client accounts to the collection Added local authority deputyship responsibilities to the collection.

One of the lawyers advises the Official Solicitor and the Public Trustee in respect of their trust estates and deputyship work.