Sentence examples for chief of support from inspiring English sources

Robert Sefton, who retired last year as chief of support for the Nassau police, said senior supervisors just aren't available except in dire emergencies.

Commissioner Willett designated Chief Costello, who was first deputy chief of support, his first deputy commissioner, and Detective Lt. John Kennedy, the commander of the asset-forfeiture bureau, his second deputy commissioner.

The acting first deputy commissioner, Jack Costello, said that on Wednesday, the day after the confirmation ceremony, Robert Sefton, chief of support, and Edward Doughty, chief of patrol, had "indicated their intent to retire".

The VW Group first has to sort out who will be the new chief of support, who will run the brand of VW, and when they have sorted all these things maybe then they can think about what they are doing in motorsport.

According to the Senate report on CIA torture that was partially released in December 2014, the chief of support services at Detention Site Green said that Mitchell and Jessen were "frustrated that they kept beating Zubaydah up on the same question while getting the same physiologic response from him".

The management teams were multidisciplinary, consisting of five members on average: the director of the general hospital, the deputy directors, the head nurse, and the chiefs of support services.

The wind industry, a chief beneficiary of support from Washington, will get $12 billion in subsidies over the next decade.

Colin Matthews, the chief executive of support services group Hays, announced he would be leaving the company - which yesterday reported a £476m pre-tax loss.

The chief vehicle of support for NATO expansion is a group called the U.S. Committee to Expand NATO, which is backed by the arms industry.

"If you're looking for a digital Pearl Harbor, we now have the Japanese ships streaming toward us on the horizon," Rick Wesson, the chief executive of Support Intelligence, a computer consulting firm, said recently.

The data in the file had been collected during a 30-day period, according to Rick Wesson, chief executive of Support Intelligence, a San Francisco-based company that sells information on computer security threats to corporations and federal agencies.