Sentence examples for chief lieutenant general from inspiring English sources
The Inter-Services InteLieutenanthief, Lieutenant General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, was "usually more emotional" than Kayani.
Yesterday the CIA chief, Leon Panetta, arrived in Islamabad for meetings with the ISI chief, Lieutenant General Shuja Pasha.
When the Japanese invaded in 1942, the Dutch commander in chief, Lieutenant General Ter Poorten, surrendered precipitately.
A statement read out on national television from the army commander in chief, Lieutenant General Sonthi Boonyaratglin, said martial law had been declared across Thailand.
And Dubai's police chief Lieutenant General Dhahi Khalfan Tamim said it was possible that "leaders of certain countries gave orders to their intelligence agents to kill" the Hamas man.
The ajar-door policy got off to a rocky start last year when the newly appointed ISI chief, Lieutenant General Shuja Pasha, told Der Spiegel that the Taliban had a right to "freedom of opinion".
Units were also deployed to guard senior officials at their residences, including the newly appointed military chief Lieutenant-General Maaparankoe Mahao.
In the most obvious symbol of that liberation, the army chief, Lieutenant-General Sarath Fonseka, announced on television that the body of the Tigers' vicious supremo, Velupillai Prabhakaran, had been found on the battlefield.
In the same cable, American diplomats approvingly quoted media reports that India's army chief, Lieutenant-General Joginder Jaswant Singh, had "put human rights issues at the centre of an [recent] conference of army commanders".
The change of command was confirmed by the Commander-in-Chief BCOF, Lieutenant General Sir Horace Robertson, and Ferguson was promoted to lieutenant colonel on 10 November.
On 8 April 1944, Peterson reported to the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF) and met with Eisenhower, his Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Walter Bedell Smith, Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2) (Intelligence), Major General John Whiteley, and his Assistant Chief of Staff (G-3) (Operations), Major General Harold R. Bull.
