Sentence examples for chief retained from inspiring English sources

William LeBaron, the last FBO production chief, retained his position after the merger, but the new studio, dedicated to full sound production, cut ties with most of FBO's roster of silent-screen performers.

But the former ANC security chief retains strong loyalty among many party members and politicians, and easily survived a vote of no confidence in parliament on 10 November.

However, Kerry said that the president of the US as the commander in chief retains the right to defend the US and its interests regardless of what happens in Congress.

He will exert even less control over what goes into the counter-terrorism briefing that follows it, because although the DNI will be in overall charge of the NCTC, the agency chiefs retain control of their operations.

He discovered that 57% of chief executives retained an office at the firm for at least two years after retirement, compared with 23% of senior managers.Roll modelThe Select Committee on Economic Affairs of Britain's House of Lords, which produced a stimulating report on the economics of an ageing population last autumn, also defies the years.

Although Shirley had been removed as commander-in-chief, he retained the Massachusetts governorship.

And, for the first time, there are serious discussions about the implications of the chief justice retaining his post.

Most departmental chief scientists retain a foothold in research, but the thousands of civil servants @kenjafield was talking about do not.

After going public, and with a burgeoning online ads business, Facebook is flush with cash, but the control its chief executive retains over the company means he can splash millions on startups.

Jiang Zemin, the former Communist Party chief who retains the post of military chairman, and Hu Jintao, the party head, state president and deputy chairman of the military, were also shown touring the hauntingly intact submarine.

Notwithstanding the clear expectation among members of both parties that a Democratic-led Congress would produce a change in Iraq policy, it was not clear how much influence that might have on Mr. Bush, who as commander in chief would retain the final say.