Sentence examples for director chief from inspiring English sources

The cooperative's managing director, chief financial officer and three directors have since resigned.

The band also has a new assistant director, Chief Warrant Officer Richard E. Wyman, who joined the group as a baritone saxophonist in 1998.

King joined the Bank as a non-executive director in 1990 during Margaret Thatcher's premiership, and subsequently served as executive director, chief economist, and deputy governor before taking on the top job in 2003.

The chief's reputation was dealt another blow in the Justice Department's report, which said that, at the urging of Ferguson's manager and finance director, Chief Jackson sought to meet revenue goals through increased ticketing.

So far this year, the president has changed his secretary of state, national security adviser, veterans affairs secretary, CIA director, chief economic adviser, staff secretary, communications director and members of his legal team.

With a foolhardiness unseen since the charge of the light brigade, the LSC's affable director (chief executive's department) has agreed to sum up at Niace's "Big Conversation" about adult learning in central London today.

In addition, research permission was given by the chief executive medical directors, chief nursing officers and personnel managers of all four hospitals.

At regional level, 19 interviews were performed with: county commissioners; healthcare executive directors; chief managers and co-workers of politico-administrative development units; and hospital directors.

The studies comprised a wide range of decision-makers such as senior managers, directors, Chief Operating Officers, clinicians and other front-line staff.

The unit's associate director-chief counsel, John H. Walsh, will then serve as acting director.

The last person to be forced out for my charges of patient abuse was actually the Director-Chief of the Mental Health Care Line.