The phrase "article chief" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as referring to a person in charge of articles or publications, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "The article chief reviewed all submissions before they were published in the magazine."
Alternatives: "editor-in-chief" or "lead editor".
In a 1984 article Chief Justice Warren Burger praised Judge Seitz's innovations as Chief Judge of the Third Circuit beginning in 1971.
Asked about the article, chief scientist Ian Chubb told Guardian Australia: "If you trawl the internet on a regular enough basis you can come up with the sorts of things that article was saying, but you still need to explain why the huge, the overwhelming scientific evidence says the opposite.
In this article Chief Rabbi Prof Jonathan Sacks reflects on the Holocaust.
He was also, as you may discover in furious comments underneath this article, Chief of Staff to former Tory Minister for Universities David Willetts from 2010 to 2013.
But according to a recent article, chief financial officers (CFOs) are facing millions of dollars in personal liability suits, due to a lack of "fiduciary oversight". Whether the cause is negligence, omission, or imprudent management, the result isn't good: a potential lawsuit for the company and/or executive, mishandled or wasted money, and shortchanged employees.
In your article "Fire Chief Questions Closing of Streets" (June 30), Battalion Chief William P. Blaich questioned the wisdom of blocking off more streets to outside traffic.
Jean-Marie Messier, the group's embattled boss, alleged that hackers had interfered with voting at last week's shareholders meeting and said that the voting would be re-run.See article: Starry chief executives fall out of favourHank Greenberg, ageing chairman and chief executive of AIG, the world's biggest insurance company, appointed two chief operating officers.
"Who needs that sort of attention?" asks one boss, who, er, declined to be named in this article.Yet chief executives in this era of greater scrutiny and faster turnover in the executive suite may simply fear being seen to be wrong about anything.
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Your article on Chief Justice Roberts is both insightful and uplifting.
In the article, analytics chief Steve Worthington described how the organization employed a pattern-based approach to issuing coupons.
