Sentence examples for chief signals from inspiring English sources

During the Second World War he participated in the campaigns in Greece and Syria as Chief Signals Officer of the I Corps.

When the I Corps was formed in April 1940, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Blamey was appointed its commander, and Simpson its Chief Signals Officer, with a promotion to the rank of colonel.

We have investigated, at the individual cellular level, the senescent phenotype of endothelial cells following three of the chief signals associated with ageing; oxidative stress, disturbed flow and hypoxia.

"This is a revolution," said Nabil N. Ghaly, chief signal engineer for the transit authority.

In a speech this week, William Donaldson, the SEC's chief, signalled that hedge-fund regulation may soon be tightened.

But tonight, a spokesman for Muhammad Dahlan, the Palestinian security chief, signaled perhaps a stiffer line if any militant group broke the promises he made today.

Tracy Bowdwin, chief signal officer, said that each night, transit officials were able to get workers organized and start their repairs more quickly.

Mr. Xi chose Guangdong and the special economic zone of Shenzhen for his first tour outside of Beijing as party chief, signaling that he might favor more market-oriented economic policies.

The prime minister's statements, along with the leak related to the C.I.A. station chief, signaled the depths of the recriminations and potential for retaliation on both sides as American officials demand greater transparency and cooperation from Pakistan, which has not been forthcoming.

Its founder, Major General George Owen Squier, was America's chief signal officer during World War I, responsible for the military's communications network.

In 1866, the Army allowed the Chief Signal Officer of the Army, General Albert J. Myer, to use Fort Greble for this purpose.