Sentence examples for by a relatively junior from inspiring English sources

The Russian foreign minister, Igor S. Ivanov, is staying away and will be represented by a relatively junior minister.

He added that it was "probably unreasonable" for such a power "to be wielded by a relatively junior police officer".

Today RAMSI is a scaled-back operation providing police assistance, run by a relatively junior foreign-service officer.

Unfortunately, the United States has steadily downgraded its diplomatic presence at the Accra discussions and is now represented by a relatively junior official.

But although the Russian government insists the decision will be made by a relatively junior official, the person in charge will be in no doubt what his boss would like him to do, says the BBC's Daniel Sandford in Moscow.

A Geschwaderkommodore was supposed to have the rank of Lieutenant Colonel (Oberstleutnant) or Colonel (Oberst), but the position could be filled by a relatively junior officer.

The picture painted by Met insiders is that a relatively junior officer took the decision to take on the Guardian without consulting his superiors, setting off a calamitous chain of events that saw the Met condemned for an attempted assault on press freedom.

"Separately, the MPS remains committed to the phone hacking investigation under Operation Weeting .The picture painted by Met insiders is that a relatively junior officer took the decision to take on the Guardian without consulting his superiors, setting off a calamitous chain of events that saw the Met condemned for an attempted assault on press freedom.

Brown's hand was forced by the Oregonian, the state's largest newspaper, as a relatively junior member of the state legislature.

Republicans are already warning that Mr. Obama, a relatively junior lawmaker, will be outmaneuvered by more experienced operators on Capitol Hill, a proposition Democrats dismissed, noting that Mr. Obama would benefit from the counsel of Mr. Biden, a longtime senator from Delaware.

He also emphasized that Mr. Stoker was a relatively junior executive whose actions were ordered by his bosses.