Sentence examples for officer vice from inspiring English sources

The officer, Vice Adm. Timothy M. Giardina, is a highly decorated sailor with more than three decades in the Navy.

In 1946 she became the first female officer (vice president) of the National Institution of Arts and Letters.

Mr. Henshall, who had been chief financial officer, vice president, treasurer and secretary of Rational Software, helped prepare that company's $2.1 billion sale to I.B.M. in February.

The officer, Vice Adm. David J. Dorsett, the deputy chief of naval operations for information dominance, said that although China had developed some weapons faster than the United States expected, he was not alarmed over all.

"It's obvious we have an engaged, aggressive and knowledgeable captain that the crew stands behind," the court's senior officer, Vice Adm. John B. Nathman, said at one point last week.

The officer, Vice Adm. Ding Yiping, deputy commander of the Chinese Navy, told Xinhua in an interview on Monday that "suspicions about China's being a 'threat' to world security are mostly because of misunderstandings and lack of understandings about China".

The Presiding Officer — Vice-President Cheney — would so rule.

He or she would have asked the presiding officer (Vice-President Biden would want to be in the chair for this one) to rule that requiring a sixty-vote "cloture" before a nominee for an executive position can be confirmed or rejected by a simple majority is unconstitutional and, therefore, is out of order.

His behaviour was heavily criticised, not just by his commanding officer Vice-Admiral Lord Keith, who had recently replaced Earl St Vincent, but also by old friends such as Thomas Troubridge, who wrote to him "If you knew what your friends feel for you I am sure you would cut out all the nocturnal parties.

CEO/VP/CMO denotes chief executive officer, vice-president, or chief medical officer, all higher-level leadership positions, including those in the commercial organizations.

Nearly 60percentt of the 925 companies surveyed recently said they had formulas in place to give their top executives -- including corporate officers, vice presidents and department managers -- two weeks of severance pay for each year of service.