Sentence examples for chief gatekeeper from inspiring English sources

The factory's chief gatekeeper is the architect Luca Cipelletti.

For proof, look no further than Doug Band, chief gatekeeper to former President Bill Clinton.

But the man who has been Harvard's chief gatekeeper for more than three decades sought to play down the import of the revelation in the document presented as evidence in a trial that scrutinizes his team's work.

The neutrality of the chief gatekeeper to the UK's arms control regime has been brought into question after he repeatedly attacked the integrity of British NGOs' claims about civilian deaths in Yemen.

He is First Best Mate, chief confidant, chief of staff, head gatekeeper and chief factotum.

She was the chief, the gatekeeper to millions, someone who funded solutions — and yet she found herself in a perpetually bad mood as of late.

WASHINGTON — President Obama and his top aides have already begun to discuss how a successor for Lawrence H. Summers, the chief economic gatekeeper inside the White House, can help reshape the administration's economic team without signaling major changes in policy, either to markets or voters.

The manager who succeeds in identifying the chiefs or gatekeepers of informal communication will have every chance of actually benefiting from gossip.

While the secretary has traditionally been an all-purpose gatekeeper and chief executive type, Mr. Cuomo has in the past preferred to have more of a kitchen cabinet of a few deputies, each reporting directly to him.

The critical position of chief of staff — the gatekeeper for the president inside the West Wing — is expected to come down to a choice between Mr. Bannon and Mr. Priebus.

Mr. Reines, who was Mrs. Clinton's chief defender, enforcer, and gatekeeper during most of her years in the Senate and as secretary of state, is a deft practitioner of the combative, no-holds-barred politics that Mr. Trump favors.