Sentence examples for chief overseer from inspiring English sources

The festival's chief overseer, José Roca, an independent curator from Colombia, does not equivocate about what he sees as the demise of the traditional print.

That month, Christie chose Cerf to be New Jersey's education commissioner, which meant that the district's chief consultant went on to become its chief overseer.

"We've certainly been doing lots of thinking in Cologne lately," said Christoph Kuckelkorn, a funeral director and the chief overseer of the parade.

Senior government officials, including Dr. John D. Graham, President Bush's chief overseer of regulatory effectiveness at the Office of Management and Budget, said they had been told of the problems with the studies.

In New York city, a special-education teacher caught selling cocaine in Board of Education envelopes was able to keep his job while serving weekends in prison.So how is it that Paul Vallas, chief overseer of Chicago's schools, could lay off nearly 1,100 employees at the city's worst-performing high schools and draw only mild protest from the historically militant Chicago teachers' union?

What do you think that says about the area?" Olympics officials, including the International Olympics Committee president, Jacques Rogge, and Denis Oswald, its chief overseer for the Athens Games, rallied to the defense of the Greeks, prodding the press and the critics to remain upbeat.

Only a few hours earlier Carlos Westendorp, the Spaniard who is the chief western overseer in Bosnia, had dismissed Nikola Poplasen, the hardline president of the Serb Republic.

In the end it was the Governor who decided things had gone far enough and was the chief political overseer of the tentative settlement.

Only weeks earlier, Mrs. Whitman declared that Mr. Bush intended to fulfill a campaign pledge to lower carbon dioxide emissions from power plants -- only to find that the president had decided against that policy without so much as telling his chief environmental overseer.

The CIA report, arguably Feinstein's crowning achievement in her six years as the intelligence community's chief Senate overseer, has evolved into a committee wound that has festered amid various controversies for years.

The dispute over the Panetta Review has been a long, complicated saga that, despite a number of investigations, continues to cloud the critical relationship between the CIA and its chief congressional overseers.