Sentence examples for either the chief from inspiring English sources

Weekly meetings between all the government departments and either the chief of staff or the president track progress, identify blockages and design solutions.

"Either the chief justice is wrong and must be removed.

If either the chief of executive of Vodafone or DoCoMo wants to make a big splash in America, he is probably not going to let a pesky debate over potential cost savings stand in the way.

"There are two alternatives: either the chief whip used appalling and offensive language to an officer going about their duty, or Mr Mitchell is saying the officer is lying.

She took her concerns directly to Mr. Lay, she said, because she felt that confronting either the chief executive, Jeffrey K. Skilling, or the chief financial officer, Andrew S. Fastow, "would have been a job-terminating move".

Either the chief whip used appalling and offensive language to an officer going about their duty or Mr Mitchell is saying the officer is lying.

(The name Gowanus is believed to derive either from the chief of the local Canarsee Indians, Gowane, or from the Dutch word for bay, gouwee).

It is not clear if Walden will stay on if Sainsbury's finalises the £1.4bn takeover deal, but Home Retail Group's annual report published on Tuesday revealed that in either case the chief executive would be able to cash in more than 650,000 shares and options, which are not subject to performance conditions.

Given the opportunity to split their vote, Israelis voted in 1996 for either of the chiefs of Labour or Likud for prime minister and then rushed to put the smaller parties in parliament, the Knesset.

Either way, then, the chief justice is likely to be in the majority.

A dozen of us were seated at a long table, anchored at either end by the chief reporter and the news editor, hard-boiled types in their forties.