Sentence examples for general to work from inspiring English sources

In the speech in Philadelphia, Mr. Issa urged the inspectors general to work with him.

(He is soon to be transferred to the Executive Office of the Secretary General to work on political affairs under Ralph Bunche).

The best solution is for Janet Napolitano, the secretary of homeland security, and Eric Holder, the attorney general, to work out this dispute once and for all.

Related: Ferguson, Selma and a mood for change It is true, as some critics have pointed out, that Johnson had asked his acting attorney general to work on black voting rights in mid-1964.

The idea was passed on to Dino Amoroso, the first assistant district attorney, and to Bishop Daily's second in command, Msgr. Otto Garcia, the diocese's vicar general, to work out the language.

And I have directed the Attorney General to work with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court so that during this transition period, the database can be queried only after a judicial finding, or in a true emergency.

Indeed, earlier this month, investors in mortgage-backed securities sued Bank of America over the bank's October agreement with state attorneys generals to work out as many as 400,000 mortgage loans made by Countrywide Financial to settle accusations of past predatory lending practices.

Ministers tell WTO director general, Mike Moore, to work out a way of relaunching the talks.

B10 WORKING TOGETHER -- Mayor Giuliani and the state attorney general pledged to work together to coordinate the charitable response.

The attorney general pledged to work with Congress on these issues, agreeing that they represented significant areas of concern in fighting terrorism.

Pringle, who left the SNP after the general election to work in the private sector, unpicks the significance of last winter's polling.