Sentence examples for chief post from inspiring English sources

The enforcement chief post does not require Senate confirmation.

A1 New Counterintelligence Post President Clinton created a counterintelligence chief post to identify security threats and vulnerabilities.

He was rewarded by the Democratic administration, which returned him to the chief post at Alcorn in 1876, where he remained until his retirement.

With a company of volunteers, Clark captured Kaskaskia, the chief post in the Illinois country, on July 4, 1778, and later secured the submission of Vincennes.

Before the charismatic Mr. Bo lost his party chief post in Chongqing, other leaders were already starting to view him as an increasingly intolerable maverick.

Since Mr. Bo was dismissed from his party chief post in March 2012 and placed under house arrest, party leaders have been concerned about his popular support.

His father, Pat Brown, was the state's chief post-war architect, overseeing an extraordinary boom in freeways, aqueducts and universities.

Mr Mbeki now appoints all nine provincial governors, and directly controls the chief posts of the civil service.

The following morning, Paul Danahar, the BBC News Middle East bureau chief, posted images of the young boy before the attack and the room he was sheltering in "when a shell came through the roof".

The chief post-depositional process is the development of collapsibility, which is largely due to the movement of clay minerals to the main particle contacts.

The years passed: business news reporting in New York; covering the Senate in D.C.; bureau chief posts in London and Paris; back to New York as publisher.