Sentence examples for heads of foreign from inspiring English sources
Mr. Nasr, whose clients range from state governors to heads of foreign governments, says he never lost sight of that rule.
AMONG the heads of foreign companies listed on American exchanges, there is a broad consensus: America's legal environment is increasingly toxic and has only been worsened by the onerous provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley act.
But for those who have to make big decisions based on a reliable reading of the prime minister's intentions – civil servants, business chiefs, diplomats, heads of foreign governments – the lack of articulate guidance is causing frustration and anxiety.
For decades, C.I.A. station chiefs in embassies around the globe have been the senior American intelligence officers in each country, charged with running clandestine operations and meeting regularly with the heads of foreign spy services.
The agency also represents former heads of foreign states, including Helmut Schmidt of Germany, Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan and Ehud Barak of Israel, and former cabinet secretaries, including Henry A. Kissinger, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick and William J. Bennett.
Backstage, mingling in the greenroom, were heads of foreign leagues, chairmen of various English Premier League sides, television sports personalities, three members of the World Cup-winning American Women's National Team, and Sunil Gulati, the head of the U.S. Soccer Federation.
At least for a decade or two, starting in 1815.Now the strains of a similar performance are reverberating in the heads of foreign-policy wonks, and contenders for power, in America and some other countries.
Foreigners like all this: Estonia is Europe's biggest recipient per head of foreign investment.Consumption is soaring in both countries, as is credit.
Mahmoud Jibril The head of foreign affairs for the Transitional National Council.
He had been head of foreign exchange trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Luigi Luraschi was the head of foreign and domestic censorship for Paramount in the early 1950s.
