Sentence examples for chief architects from inspiring English sources

Mr Goolsbee is one of the chief architects of the Obama administration's economic policy.

It may yet go on to claim the scalps of George Bush and Tony Blair, the war's chief architects.

Both the West Riding and Sheffield had powerful chief architects – Hubert Bennett and Lewis Womersley.

His great-grandfather Ludwig Foerster had been one of the chief architects of the Ringstrasse in Vienna.

And despite being one of Google's chief architects of the virtual-assistant revolution, Chennapragada thinks the state of the tech is overhyped right now.

The news is that one of its chief architects has deserted, to Fez, quietly opening a nine-room hotel in the thick of the medina.

Shaun Donovan, the federal housing secretary and one of the chief architects of the settlement, said the report showed that the process was working.

Even one of the chief architects of the Bush tax cuts, R. Glenn Hubbard, a Columbia University economist, was not crowing about their potential enshrinement.

Turkish statesman of the mid-19th century and one of the chief architects of the Tanzimat (Reorganization), aimed at the modernization and westernization of the Ottoman Empire.

Four years later, as foreign minister under Menachem Begin, Dayan became one of the chief architects of the Camp David Accords.

The two losers the nationalist SDLP and the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP were the chief architects and supporters of Northern Ireland's peace process.