Sentence examples for manager of state from inspiring English sources

"We're not going to play with the curvature at all," Bradley J. Smith, the department's manager of state design, said.

He works in Cherry Hill, N.J., as the manager of state government affairs for the Northeast region of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company of Wilmington, Del.

Brad A. Aham, portfolio manager of State Street Global Advisors' emerging markets group, likes Orascom Telecom.

"The American transportation system was built in the '50s and '60s with a projected 50 year lifespan and now the bill is coming due," said Clarke Barrineau, ASCE's manager of state public relations.

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"This bill would make Mississippi the only state in the nation with a statewide policy discriminating against a specific dog breed, and the impact on local communities, animal shelters, and law enforcement would be disastrous," says Chloe Waterman, senior manager of state legislative strategy for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

At one point, he opened a store in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, where an older man named Michael, the same Dyadya Misha who is now his assistant, was a district manager of state-run shoe repair shops.

Deputies therefore needed to win favours for constituents, which could include suitable pieces of legislation or pressuring ministers or managers of state enterprises themselves often political appointees.

A few more heads are likely to fall, not only at ministries but among the managers of state companies, including banks, insurance firms and factories.

Two presidential decrees issued in 2005, a year into Mr. Yudhoyono's first term, gave the authority to choose top managers of state companies to a "final assessment team" led by the president.

Under Mr Cardoso 40% of managers of state pension funds were trade unionists; under Lula, more than half are.Although Brazil is far from one-party hegemony, there are other signs that Lula and the PT increasingly conflate what is good for the country with what is good for them.