Sentence examples for heading the office from inspiring English sources

In 2001, Drake was promoted to senior executive, heading the office of change leadership and communications.

Heading the office was the closest thing inside an administration to being its resident constitutional law professor.

Pieter Feith, 66, the Dutch diplomat heading the office, said he was working with Pristina to set up institutions that Kosovar Serbs would voluntarily choose when Belgrade eventually cut off the parallel institutions.

As a result, "individuals pay up to $250,000 for the post heading the office in Herat, for example, and end up owning beautiful mansions as well as making lucrative political donations," said Mr. Shahrani, who also identified 14 of Afghanistan's governors as "bad performers and/or corrupt".

As another example, at nearly half the institutions with postdoc offices (13 of 29), the person heading the office is not the same person who is responsible for administrative oversight of postdocs.

Heading the office and WAYS requires an ability to develop contacts and build relationships, a good deal of diplomacy and organisational skills, a large amount of creativity, and openness to other people's opinions and ideas, but at the same time an ability to make quick and firm decisions, when necessary.

Bill Flynn, 47, was named to head the office as president.

Both men headed the office under President Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, with Mr. Cooper succeeding Mr. Olson.

Technical advice is kind of a byproduct of that relationship," said Phil Strub, who heads the office.

Mr. Dinkeloo died in 1981 at 63, after which Mr. Roche headed the office himself.

He helped shape the bailout and headed the office that was created to buy troubled securities.