Sentence examples for chief broker from inspiring English sources

The national-security job makes Ms Rice the president's foreign policy briefer, gatekeeper, troubleshooter and chief broker in inter-agency wrangles over foreign policy and security.

So it is natural that Saudi Arabia's rulers, who not only control the holy city but also happen to be colossally rich, should adopt the role of peacemakers.In recent years, as an ailing Egyptian government has faded from its former role as the Arab world's chief broker, the Saudis have tried interceding in regional troubles ranging from Lebanon to Israel-Palestine, Somalia and Iraq.

According to the 2004 Iraq Survey Group report of former CIA chief weapons inspector Charles Duelfer, from about 1999 until the 2003 overthrow of Saddam Hussein, Syria served as the chief broker for weapons deals including missile components and guidance systems that Saddam was negotiating with North Korea.

It also marks a shift in the foreign policy of Egypt, where a new intelligence chief brokered the deal.

The "evidence" for their other chief broker-dealer benefit -- coaching investors to stay in the market during downturns -- is taken from an analysis of target-date funds, with no basis for concluding brokers offer similar benefits.

"We bounced back very quickly," said Christian A. Aamodt, chief executive, broker and partner with the real estate firm Eie.

We keep waiting for the commander in chief to broker bold, inspiring policies that will end our national despair.

Mr. Zelezny, 57, is considered the country's chief power broker, using the popularity of Nova television to promote or punish politicians according to his pleasure.

His centrist Yesh Atid Party won 19 seats in the 120-seat Parliament, according to preliminary results, positioning Mr. Lapid as the chief power broker in the formation of the next governing coalition.

Although never charged with bribery or otherwise profiting financially from his role in politics (he was independently wealthy), Penrose was undisputedly the chief power broker in Pennsylvania in the first decades of the century and used that power freely.

The stories of her attempts to wrest control of Chanel Parfums from her partners, the Wertheimer family, by exploiting the Nazi race laws, and of her startling offer to Hitler's secret-police chief to broker a negotiated peace with her old friend Winston Churchill — a farcical operation code-named Modellhut (fashion hat) by Chanel's S.S. handlers — have always somewhat dampened her charm for me.