Sentence examples for chiefs organization from inspiring English sources

After the July 7 attacks on the London transit system by suicide bombers, the international police chiefs organization produced a detailed training guide for dealing with suicide bombers for its 20,000 law enforcement members.

The police chiefs' organization, while recommending that the authorities should name people who have been charged with crimes, wants to put an end to the off-the-record leaking of identities of people who have been arrested but insists that it is not trying to censor reporting.

Seemingly every member of the Chiefs' organization is, in some way, hoping — and trying — to begin anew.

More than half of the one hundred and fifty-five front-office employees in the Chiefs organization in 2008 have since departed.

On the field, several members of the Chiefs organization awaited the arrival of Thomas's family from one of the stadium tunnels.

The San Diego Chargers were given unexpected new life and a chance to make an utterly improbable postseason appearance while the Kansas City Chiefs organization may have preferred just to take a loss in regulation than try to win in overtime.

The chief organizations responsible for the violence are the sociopathic cartels themselves and the corrupt Mexican government.

Most chief organizations will schedule orientations for new volunteers.

"To this point, we have not seen any major effects of the shutdown on our industry," Mike Sommers, president and chief executive of the oil and gas business's chief lobbying organization, the American Petroleum Institute, told reporters Tuesday.

Internal conflicts were common; there was no important chief, military organization, or hierarchical structure.

Today the Museum Computer Network is the chief professional organization for museum-technology specialists in North America and elsewhere, with a membership of more than 350 people.