noun

• An official or executive ranking below and deputizing for a president.

  ‘the vice president of the World Bank’

  More example sentences

  • ‘I see now that the voice of a company is not limited to top level executives, vice presidents, and public relations officers.’
  • ‘They may vote for the president, the vice president and senators, or even stand for election.’
  • ‘The Assembly will now choose a president and two vice presidents, who in turn pick a prime minister and cabinet.’
  • ‘Bank resources are managed by an executive president, assisted by three vice presidents and 500 professional staff.’
  • ‘Usually the only two elected members of the Executive are the president and the vice-president.’
  • ‘The RCPE is administrated by a president, two vice presidents and a 20-member Council who are chosen on nomination.’
  • ‘The Presidential Records Act of 1978 governs the official records of presidents and vice presidents created or received after January 1981.’
  • ‘The president will name two vice-presidents who come from different ethnic groups and political parties.’
  • ‘Once elected, the parliament will then elect a president and two vice presidents.’
  • ‘Lula has chosen as his vice president a rich businessman belonging to a neo-liberal party.’