Sentence examples for considered senior from inspiring English sources

Of those, six were considered senior enough to be fired.

Most American business lobbyists are considered senior enough to meet a deputy minister.

Indeed, both chairmanships are considered senior within the committee to the post of executive vice prime minister.

The deal could mean the new debt is considered "senior" to existing bonds, though the mechanics of the bailout have not yet been determined.

The Palestinians, all of whom are considered "senior terrorists" by Israel, arrived in Cyprus on Friday under an agreement that ended a 39-day standoff at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem.

The Palestinians, all of whom are considered "senior terrorists" by Israel, arrived in Cyprus on Friday under an agreement that ended the standoff at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem.

Not long ago, cats were considered seniors at eight years old.

The age categorization was based on the facts that people of age 18 and 24 years old are considered young adults; the ages from 25 to 54 years are adulthood; between 55 and 64 years, biological changes are prominent, especially for women; those aged 65 and over are considered seniors.

"Considering senior management at Sussex is complicit in the lowering of wages, we have decided to occupy.

Mr. Schwarzenegger continued a series of meetings to familiarize himself with the workings of state government and to consider senior appointments to his administration.

Just outside of White Plains's downtown area, developers for the 23-acre Saint Agnes Hospital property recently said they were considering senior housing aimed at those with middle and high income.