Sentence examples for designated chief from inspiring English sources

Joffre, was designated chief of the general staff.

In that regard, American Express's well-regarded president and designated chief executive, Kenneth I. Chenault, is a particularly compelling candidate.

Andrew H. Card Jr., Mr. Bush's designated chief of staff, was told of the negotiations Thursday night.

But next week in one of his first official acts as the designated chief executive, he plans to present his strategy to Wall Street analysts.

In the statement, Dr. Payson, the designated chief executive, praised Mr. Rich's skills in back-office operations, information systems and turnarounds.

Adm. Thad W. Allen of the Coast Guard, Mr. Obama's designated chief of the federal response, said on CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday that the "mid-30,000 range is what we're looking at".

BLOOD OF THE WICKED (Soho, $24), a first novel by Leighton Gage, designates Chief Inspector Mario Silva as our guide through the byzantine corridors of political corruption in Brazil.

Mr. Ledogar had extensive experience in military issues as deputy chief of mission to NATO when President Ronald Reagan promoted him to ambassador in 1987 and designated him chief representative to negotiations for the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe.

Miss Shepard, who is 42 years old, is the second woman in the commission's 26-year history to be designated its chief counsel.

Richard D. Parsons, the newly designated AOL Time Warner chief executive, has forged a reputation for being a politically gifted and gracefully diplomatic corporate advocate with exceptional Republican contacts.

Mr. Bush pressed forward with transition planning, meeting in Austin with his designated White House chief of staff, former Transportation Secretary Andrew Card.