单词:president pro tempore
临时议长
president pro tempore的用法和样例:
例句
- Meanwhile Somalia's interim President has appointed a mayor and several other administrative officials in Mogadishu.索马里临时总统任命了摩加迪沙的市长和其它几名行政官员。
- Supporters of the interim government accuse President Manuel Zelaya of violating the constitution and say his removal was legal.临时总统米切莱蒂的支持者指责塞拉亚总统违反宪法,并说将他罢免是合法的。
- Acting Russian President Vladimir Putin has urged Chechen fighters to take advantage of an amnesty offered by the Russian parliament.俄罗斯代总统普京催促车臣叛军接受俄罗斯杜马提出的特赦协议。
- A Bureau for Political Work of the Ministry of National Defence can contradict the Ministry of National Defence as well as the acting president.一个国防部政工局可以和国防部互相矛盾,又可以和它的代总统互相矛盾。
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