Sentence examples for a respected secretary from inspiring English sources

She's gone on to become a respected secretary of state.

He appointed Ali Rodríguez, the well-respected secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, and a new board of directors to head the state oil company, gestures that were accommodating to company executives whose rebellion against government interference helped set off protests.

A respected scientist, he was secretary of the Royal Society and was associated with the British Museum.

On November 27 she nominated Joaquim Levy, a respected economist and former treasury secretary (2003 06), to replace the discredited Guido Mantega as finance minister.

Three of the first four members of the team to be named are well-regarded PhD-holding economists and the fourth, Tim Geithner, the new treasury secretary, is a respected central banker (he heads the Federal Reserve Bank of New York).

Mr. Cheney is a respected but hardly electrifying former defense secretary and former congressman who is orchestrating the search for a running mate.

The criticism over the downgrading of the leader of the Lords was led by Lord Forsyth of Drumlean, a former Scotland secretary, who is a respected figure on the right.

(Note that, the Employment Board consists of a chairperson who is a respected person in the respective district, one district council member, a District Administrative Secretary or his/her representative, a Local Government Officer from the Regional Secretariat and a representative from the Public Service Commission).

Rubio praised him as a "respected businessman" but said that the next secretary of state "must be someone who views the world with moral clarity [and who] has a clear sense of America's interests".

Others mentioned as possible successors are John B. Taylor, a respected monetary economist who is now deputy secretary of the Treasury; and R. Glenn Hubbard, who stepped down recently as chairman of Mr. Bush's Council of Economic Advisers and returned to Columbia University.

Commerce Secretary Gary Locke described Mr. Grove as "a respected social scientist who will run the Census Bureau with integrity and independence".