Twice he made bids to
become lord provost
of glasgow, but without success.
It is
governed by a provost, 4 bailies, a treasurer, and 10 councilors.
She is the
former provost
of yale, part of the us ivy league market-based system.
Provost marshal
at san carlos he successfully kept the peace.
The leader was termed ' provost ' (
lord provost
in the largest cities ) equivalent to the position mayor.
Provost's casting vote
- and tories 10.
The idea of a small ' cabinet ' or
elected provost
taking decisions and excluding most councilors is not appropriate.
Maclellan's castle a castellated town house, complete except for its roof, built by the
then provost
of kirkcudbright.
Provost sergeant
sid pritchard shook him awake and handing him a mug of tea.
A
vise provost, who is also a fellow.
He was
appointed provost
to the diocese of geneva, a significant post.
Provost office
was set up inside the circle.
Provosts on portals: a web seminar developed for american association of state colleges and
universities provosts on portals: a web seminar developed for american association of state colleges and
universities provosts.
Dumfries
had a catholic provost, john maxwell, at the insistence of james, the first since the reformation.
Every student is also a member of one of the colleges and the
college provosts
and other staff will provide support where appropriate.
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