Sentence examples for example deputy from inspiring English sources

Stan Fischer, for example, deputy managing director of the IMF, went directly to become a vice-chairman of the vast international bank Citigroup.

During a State Police meeting in April 1996, for example, Deputy Attorney General John Fahy raised the need to gather racial data on the arrests of the eight troopers in Judge Francis' case.

On Thursday, for example, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz told a Senate committee that the administration's missile-defense program will "inevitably bump up against" the 1972 Anti-Ballistic monthse Treaty "in months".

Similar to the calculus example, Deputy Dean Michael Schwartz is creating a set of online modules for the medical students to watch, and be assessed, in advance of class so that class time can be used most effectively for the students.

In the Correction Department, for example, 12 deputy wardens made more than the 22 wardens they work for.

Some of the 11, for example the deputy president, Lady Hale, and Lord Kerr, have a reputation for being staunch defenders of European human rights legislation.

(Stephen Smith, for example, the deputy chief of staff, was one of Clinton's closest friends, and Clinton was godfather to Smith's son, but over the next decade the two rarely saw each other).

When, for example, Jürgen Möllemann, deputy head of Germany's liberal Free Democrats, recently castigated the Israeli government's actions, Mr Spiegel accused him of fostering "a dangerous anti-Semitic tradition which evidently still exists in the land of the murderers".

Graham Chapman, for example, Labour deputy leader of Nottingham city council, feared the concentration of power, was dubious about the benefits and "energy spent on introspection and self-aggrandisement (mostly male) as opposed to achievement".

For example, the Deputy Mayor said, the Grand Central B.I.D. failed to seek the city's approval for installing hundreds of street lamps that use halogen bulbs that the city does not stock.

For example, the deputy NSA director is retiring in the Spring, most everyone involved in the Healthcare.gov website debacle still has their job, and the White House has made plans to hire more people from Silicon Valley.