Sentences with word «chancellor»

Keeping the shadow chancellor out of direct sunlight for a few days.

She praised a woman who had very few actual qualifications for the position of school chancellor.

He knows it is fifty years since anyone won the leadership of an incumbent party — and inherited Number Ten - without first serving as chancellor.

But his speaking earnings are overshadowed by his old friend the former chancellor who charges up to # 75,000 a pop.

At a conference event this week the new shadow chancellor said the party needed to become a «resistance movement».

From 2002 to 2005, he provided exemplary service to the campus as acting vice chancellor for research.

At most universities, responsibility for postdoctoral fellows lies with either the vice chancellor for research or the graduate dean.

In her education career, she went from teacher, to principal, to superintendent and finally schools chancellor in 2014, overseeing over 1,800 public schools.

Despite opposition from newspapers, the lord chancellor yesterday announced he had accepted recommendations to take a tougher line on those trading in personal data.

The new chancellor said he is an «absolutely passionate supporter» of public schools but thinks both public schools and charter schools can be good and bad.

The current German chancellor has been in power since 2005 and has a great chance in keeping the position for another 4 years.

I'm leaving behind my entire team — my deputy chancellor is taking over as interim, my entire management team is staying in place.

But if not, any future chancellor who fails to run a surplus would have the police after them.

The shadow chancellor also noted a parallel between 1964 and now.

Later on, he was asked implicitly about his hopes of becoming chancellor.

The political career of the man many believe is destined to be the next chancellor is in the balance.

«Even the removal of an historically unpopular schools chancellor doesn't seem to be moving the approval needle,» he said.

Obviously I'm pleased that the shadow chancellor now recognises that economic credibility is a problem.

Whatever the outcome, it remains clear that for the «part - time chancellor», the economy will certainly remain a full - time headache.

More than 60 percent of voters polled said the schools chancellor needs education experience, not management experience.

The shadow chancellor insisted that he was being honest - but others will see it part of a culture of abuse and violent rhetoric.

The leader of the opposition and his new shadow chancellor gave a magnificent display of unity this lunchtime.

The shadow chancellor confirmed reports that the state retirement age would rise to 66 ten years earlier than planned, saving # 13 billion a year from 2016.

Something about the shadow chancellor seems to have caught the child's attention.

The lord chancellor last night defended the independence of the judiciary after a series of attacks from politicians and the media over controversial bail decisions.

He also tried to clarify his promise last year to allow for a «serious public screening» of his schools chancellor pick.

She is the first chancellor in more than a decade who didn't need a state waiver to take the job.

Legal aid To see the lord chancellor come back with a cut on legal aid, which actually goes right to our justice system, is actually very shocking.

We experience a rare moment of generosity for the British chancellor over his assessment of proposed Labour spending.

The shadow chancellor supports major capital infrastructure projects as a way of driving down unemployment while public spending is cut.

Last year the then - shadow chancellor delivered one of the most memorable and important speeches of the conference with his oft - repeated pledge that «we're all in this together».

The incoming chancellor described the budget situation facing schools as grim.

The commissioner and chancellor met with local reporters following the forum.

He might also hope to be a future chancellor or home secretary.

I believed in 2010 that he had the potential to be a great chancellor.

But which potential chancellor is closest to understanding this, and has the vision to deliver an alternative?

The shadow chancellor believes another referendum would cause further divisions and described an election as a «better route».

The city's last schools chancellor visited our school to talk to our youth leaders about the success of the college access program.

The committee proposes that the lord chancellor explain his or her reasons for every decision to change the discount rate or to leave it unchanged.

Being able to navigate between the economics and the politics is the mark of a successful chancellor.

That means that until the lord chancellor appeals, asylum seekers will continue to face an appeals process which has been judged unlawful.

«Our schools deserve a qualified chancellor, not someone who requires a private tutor on the public payroll to make up for her deficient resume,» he wrote.

In 1933 a new chancellor implemented fiscal stimulus, and again the political ramifications were almost immediate.

The shadow chancellor never said what he would do, all we know is he'd take action more quickly.

A national search for a permanent chancellor will begin later this year, but a replacement likely won't start until the 2016 - 2017 school year concludes.

Sure enough the shadow chancellor bit back, calling the story «complete rubbish».

There are in fact almost no formal requirements for being elected as chancellor or being appointed as minister.

But the former chancellor is quoted in the profile as saying he no longer cares about offending anyone.

It's the German chancellor's turn to try.

The senate said the vice chancellor's decision to pay the allowances was what prevented another round of breakdown of law and order in the university.