Sentence examples for chief associate from inspiring English sources

Most recently, Mr. Doran has been the company's chief associate director, though he has also directed other works for companies in Britain and elsewhere.

The group advocated the overthrow of governments by terrorism and violence, and one of its key figures, Ayman al-Zawahiri, became Mr. bin Laden's chief associate.

Gates in turn recruited Sidney Waugh, a sculptor with degrees from M.I.T. and the École des Beaux-Arts, as chief associate designer.

Born: Preston, 1958 Career: Joined the Royal Shakespeare Company as an actor in 1987, and is now its chief associate director.

He has been in and around the RSC for 25 years, first as an actor and latterly as Boyd's chief associate director (almost acting as deputy artistic director).

The radicality of the 1960 documentary "Chronicle of a Summer" is evident from the first scene, which shows its directors, Jean Rouch and Edgar Morin, discussing the project with their chief associate, Marceline Loridan.

The chief associates of Eros were Pothos and Himeros (Longing and Desire).

He has shown this in his numberless quarrels and final splits with his chief associates of his earlier days.

No reasons were given but Marlborough's chief associates were outraged: Shrewsbury voiced his disapproval and Godolphin threatened to retire from government.

The comments on CNN come after a tough week for Trump who hired a new campaign executive, Stephen Bannon, the former Breitbart News chief associated with elements of the alt-right movement.

Some believe that Mr. Kuchma's muscular statement about ending "mob rule" was a means of adopting a threatening posture in hopes the opposition would simply wilt, or would enter into a compromise in which Mr. Kuchma might fire more security chiefs associated with the Gongadze case and cede additional powers over the economy to Parliament.