Although he was officially not president from 1947 to 1950, his position as commander in chief guaranteed his continuous, firm rule for two decades until his death.
Although he was officially not president from 1947 to 1950, his position as commander in chief guaranteed his continuous, firm rule; his authority was again made official by his election to a presidential term beginning in 1951.
The Right to Equality is one of the chief guarantees of the Constitution.
But she declined to say if she would import any of Sydney's logistical and creative talent to Athens, such as the security chief, to guarantee a level of Olympic expertise that she and her committee lack.
A strong consumer protector will ensure tough consumer protections for years, as the agency's staff and the director's successors will take their cue from precedent; a weak chief nearly guarantees an ineffectual agency that will fall short of the promises advocated by the soon-to-be enacted financial reform legislation.
Bringing back a former chief is no guarantee of success, although proponents of the move will likely cite the triumphant return of Steve Jobs to Apple in 1997.
37 38 The Chief Investigator will guarantee that the study is conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki and will ensure that all staff involved in the study are appropriately trained in Good Clinical Practice (GCP).
Last September, William J. Nasgovitz, Heartland's founder and chief executive, personally guaranteed the sale of a portfolio of troubled bonds to the State of Wisconsin, a last-ditch attempt that failed to support the funds.
In return for benefits, the chief executive, Anthony Soprano, guarantees to keep 100 jobs in the city for a period of either 15 years or "as long as I'm boss".
But the party is internally divided: some, like Jon Cruddas, its policy chief, believe it should guarantee voters a say.
