Sentence examples for chief interlocutor from inspiring English sources
The chief interlocutor is Doug Wright.
Britain's chief interlocutor at the talks was Sir Mark Allen, a veteran Arabist who was deputy head of MI6.
Many of those battalions are not under the direct command of Gen. Salim Idris, the commander the administration has identified as its chief interlocutor with the opposition.
Qassem Suleimani, the commander of the Quds Force and bête noire of the American armed forces, last year defended the doveish foreign minister and chief interlocutor of the Americans, Mohammad Javad Zarif, against radicals in parliament.
The core of the movie is an exhaustive, icy interrogation conducted by a panel of smug male bureaucrats (Beau Bridges as the chief interlocutor is the most obnoxious) to whom she anxiously explains herself in extended flashback sequences.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva as he sought to turn Mercosur (the Southern Cone Common Market, consisting of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay) into the major voice for Latin American economic integration and the chief interlocutor with both the European Union and the United States in trade negotiations.
During the cold war, the generals (in charge of NATO's second-biggest army) were America's chief interlocutors, which bolstered their influence at home.
In general, both farmers and herders viewed the village chief as a legitimate interlocutor.
Burns will meet Jalili with European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana serving as interlocutor.
Mr. Winters left the stage so the presentation could proceed, but returned during a question-and-answer session, interrupting Ms. Cochrane's interlocutor, Robert D. Liodice, president and chief executive of the association.
(Her interlocutor, the museum's chief curator, Norman Kleeblatt, flashed slides of somewhat apposite works by Howard Hodgkin, David Park, Alex Katz, Peter Doig, Kai Althoff, and others; he should have added Fairfield Porter, the late superb painter and critic who argued that modern art had taken a wrong turn when it hewed to Cezanne rather than to Vuillard).
