Sentence examples for a close lieutenant from inspiring English sources
He said he received his orders from Abu Zubaydah, a close lieutenant of Mr. Bin Laden.
Del Missier was a close lieutenant of Diamond's and appeared before the Treasury select committee to explain why he had instructed the Libor submission to be lowered.
He became a close lieutenant of Mr. Arafat and spent seven years in exile with him before returning to the West Bank.
Mr. Yarkas adopted as a close lieutenant Jasem Mahboule, an Islamic warrior who fought in Bosnia before settling in Spain and later trained twice in Afghanistan and traveled to Yemen on Al Qaeda business, according to the judge's report.
The announcement to the stock market showed that del Missier, co-chief executive of the Barclays Capital investment banking arm and a close lieutenant of Diamond, had shares worth almost £33m that were accrued from deals handed to him over the previous five years.
A close lieutenant of Bhutto had been murdered by a bomb blast in the town of Peshawar in the Northwest Frontier Province that is today considered a likely refuge of a number of Al Qaeda leaders, possibly Osama bin Laden himself.
Among the final opinion polls of a noisy campaign, one, by Management & Fit, saw Mr Scioli, the 58-year-old Governor of Buenos Aires province, drawing 38 per cent, with his closest rival, Buenos Aires's market-friendly Mayor Mauricio Macri, in second place with 29 per cent and Sergio Massa, a dissident Peronist who was a close Kirchner lieutenant before he broke with her, trailing at 21 per cent.
The hostile takeover attempt, and the counterdefense against it, has for many people come to embody the men leading both firms: PeopleSoft CEO Craig Conway Craig Conway was once Ellison's close lieutenant.
His first task was to finalise the recovery plan and sell it to the banks.Just the oneMr Mulally boils that plan down to a number of key decisions he took with his close lieutenants: Lewis Booth, a veteran member of Ford's executive suite, who became finance director, and Mr Fields, the boss of business in the Americas.
Santander's new UK chief executive, Ana Patricia Botín, daughter of the global head of Santander, has already started to bring in her own close lieutenants in a desperate attempt to keep the planned spin-off of Santander's UK operations on track.
It was a tortuous process: a team of Royal Bank of Scotland negotiators was holed up in the Treasury through the night ahead of its annual results announcement on Thursday with Brown's close lieutenants Baroness Vadera and Lord Myners and a team of top Treasury officials led by the indefatigable Tom Scholar.
