Sentence examples for chief piece from inspiring English sources

There has been, I suspect, a worry that the logical end of these improvements will be that, with time, such a number of state schools will record results rivaling those in the independent sector that their chief piece of PR, that they achieve much better results, will cease to exist.

The liberal constitutionalism of Weimar Germany was his chief piece of evidence for this conviction; during the 1930s he fervently supported the National Socialist regime, one whose emergency powers were just those that he thought necessary.

The Criminal Code of Canada is the chief piece of legislation defining criminal conduct and penalty.

The chief missing piece is, alas, the coda, for which only ghostly indications remain.

But HuffPost South Africa's editor in chief defended the piece and its "blindingly obvious" arguments.

According to Anne M. Mulcahy, Xerox's chief, that little piece of art represents the connection to customers, partners, industry and innovation.

"We want to err on the side of caution and get everybody out in one piece," Chief Comey said.

Mr Afghanyar zips into a bomb suit, a gift from Nato forces, and hands the chief a folded piece of paper before crossing the police cordon.

"The companies, NGOs and brokers are breeding, desperate for that magic thing, the signature of the village chief on the piece of paper about carbon credits, something that the community doesn't understand well but in doing so the middle-man hopes to earn huge profits on the back of our forests and our ways of life but providing few benefits for communities," said Chota.

"When I step back from this terrible scenario that happened and say what more could we have done, I think about the awareness piece," chief executive Tim Cook told the newspaper.

Ryan, who scribbled the phrase "campaigner in chief" on a piece of paper as he listened, afterward blasted the speech as "excessively partisan" and "dramatically inaccurate".