Sentence examples for cio from inspiring English sources

Judge David Mangota ordered the police minister, commissioner-general of police and head of CIO "to do all things necessary to determine his whereabouts", including advertising on all state media.

During the hearing, the police and CIO denied knowledge of Dzamara's whereabouts.

After his abduction on Monday, his wife approached the high court in Harare to force the police and the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) to search for her husband.

Philip Potloff, the firm's CIO, says the company is moving its computing to the AWS cloud and expects to save millions of dollars a year.AWS and others are working overtime to reassure people that data will be secure in the cloud a job that has been complicated by revelations that Western intelligence agencies have targeted firms such as Google and Microsoft as part of their online snooping.

Chief information officers once rushed to send their software-development work offshore, said CIO magazine last year, but now they want to keep it nearby.

Mr Pa met Happyton Bonyongwe, the head of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), the country's notorious secret police, which helps to keep Robert Mugabe in power.

"President Obama has the power to begin to fix what has gone wrong in America, even if not to solve it entirely within the next three years," says Damon Silvers, policy director of the union umbrella group AFL-CIO.

What does the company have to hide?" Related: McDonald's workers plan 'biggest-ever protest' as company announces changes "We call on McDonald's to reverse their decision and allow the media," Vineeta Anand, the AFL-CIO chief investment research analyst, said.

The AFL-CIO, the largest federation of US trade unions and holder of more than $30m worth of McDonald's shares, told the Guardian: "We can't think of a single other company who has dared to ban the press from an annual meeting.

But Richard Trumka, president of the AFL-CIO, the main US union federation, isn't buying Obama's arguments.

Trumka said that in 2008 the AFL-CIO and Guatemalan labor unions filed a complaint under the Central America Free Trade Agreement, asserting the Guatemalan government had allowed repression of union activity as well as intimidation and violence, including the assassination of two union officers.