Sentence examples similar to chief designation from inspiring English sources

His fighting days are behind him: he's in his early 60s and it's obvious that the commander-in-chief designation is honorary.

The Commander-in-Chief designation is quite another matter.

At the United Nations, at Pakistan's behest, China has repeatedly blocked the JeM chief's designation as a terrorist.

Women in their 20's and 30's are much more comfortable than older women with the Chief Breadwinner designation, said Ellen Perry, founder of Family Office Solutions, a wealth management consulting firm in Washington.

This traditional ancestry may be traced to the late 17th century when a chief adopted the designation of "McOlaus" and another was the first MacLeod to incorporate the royal Manx arms into MacLeod heraldry.

Macomber was also listed as chief executive officer — a designation that made him technically superior to the director.

For one senior lawyer, the former Law Society chief Robert Sayer, his public designation of one rival as "a dog turd" plainly has no bearing on his current work at Sayer Moore & Co solicitors.

His ballot designation of "Chief Financial Officer" probably had something to do with it.

Thompson, whose role as director general also carried the designation "editor in chief", made his first statement about the scandal to the New York Times on 13 October.

Mr. Domenici and 11 other Republican senators on Wednesday sent Mr. Bush a letter urging the designation of a chief coordinator of the recovery and rebuilding effort.

For Mr. McNamara to step up from the vice chairmanship responsible for North America required that Robert L. James, chairman and chief executive, relinquish the presidential designation, which he did willingly.