Sentence examples for chief assignment from inspiring English sources
Steve Ricchetti's chief assignment in late 1998 was to keep Congressional Democrats from voting to impeach or convict the president.
Goo-goo is shorthand for "good government," and Gore's chief assignment in the first Clinton Administration was the task of "reinventing government," a mission launched under the acronym REGO.
The firm's contracts continued unchallenged, despite the fact that one of its chief assignments -- the disposition of left-over NOPS real estate -- was being handled without the services of a single architect, engineer, or construction expert.
The reporter, David D. Kirkpatrick, the newspaper's Cairo bureau chief on assignment to cover the Libya conflict, said that two armed guards ordered all three men out of the vehicle, which was displaying the rebel flag.
Daniszewski, The Times Cairo Bureauu chief, is on assignment in Kinshasa.
Companies like the flexibility of employing information technology workers, using their unique skills as they're needed for specific projects, said On Assignment Chief Executive Peter T. Dameris.
His rise in the Inglewood department was swift, from patrol officer to SWAT commander to deputy chief, each new assignment accompanied by mandates such as improving community relations or cracking down on drug sales.
He once said that a turning point for him had come when he interviewed candidates for a select assignment as master chief petty officer of the Navy.
With more carefully drafted assignment agreements, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "the statute as a practical matter works pretty much the way Stanford says it should".
Officers learn the department's policy on when to identify themselves during the formal training they receive when they accept an undercover narcotics assignment, Deputy Chief Thomas Fahey said.
While it seems contrived to force a causal relationship between Brod's first case and his last assignment as chief of the murder squad, Steinhauer doesn't dwell entirely on the past.
