Sentence examples for accurate chief from inspiring English sources

"The challenge is to be factual, to be accurate," Chief Moose said as he faced shouted questions about a possible a "thrill killer" still beyond the reach of law enforcement.

"Last month, when Ahold announced that it had found accounting irregularities in its U.S. Foodservice business, we immediately reviewed all of our records associated with each of our food service distributors and confirmed that our conduct and accounting was appropriate and accurate," C. Steven McMillan, chief executive of Sara Lee, said.

"Government departments act like private companies: efficient, reliable and accurate," says Mahmoud Bastaki, chief technology officer of Dubai World, which is responsible for running the country's port (as well as 40-odd others elsewhere).The other reason why Dubai has done well is what Mr Salem calls a "large reservoir of public trust" in the government's competence and good faith.

The $129 device, which looks like a small turtle shell, "is very accurate," said Cellcontrol's chief technology officer, Joe Breaux.

"But they [opponents] were not willing to negotiate or offer one dime". "Not accurate," insists Dustin Corcoran, chief executive officer for the California Medical Assn.

These statistics turn out to be mostly accurate, according to Dr. Ira Finegold, chief allergist at St . Lukes Roosevelt Hospital Center and a past president of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology.

Over the course of World War II, as the need for accurate maps arose, Robinson became chief of the map division for the OSS, overseeing at least 50 professional cartographers and developing nearly 5,000 maps for the war effort.

"There is nothing that we can find that any of this is accurate," said Dustin Sternbeck, the chief spokesman for D.C. police, which is leading the investigation into Rich's death.

But that is perhaps the most accurate statement that Apple's chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, could have made to lawmakers inquiring last week about how its creative financial techniques contributed to its low business tax payments.

"They're one of the few groups that have this very big, very accurate model," said Martin A. Sullivan, the chief economist and a contributing editor at Tax Analysts, a specialty publisher.

"When you put in automated gunshot recognition in a highly visible format like this, the residents no longer have to fear reprisal and the police no longer have to depend on the residents for accurate information," said Bryan Baker, 56, chief executive officer of Safety Dynamics.