Sentence examples for organization chief from inspiring English sources

One of Mr. Ahmadinejad's vice presidents then dismissed the hajj organization chief, Mostafa Khaksar Qahroudi, and installed a replacement.

Party insiders have said that some officials likely to be promoted at the congress include Zhang Gaoli as executive deputy prime minister, and Li Yuanchao, a former party organization chief, as vice president.

This document expressed the purposes and principles of the organization, chief among them to "maintain international peace and security" and "achieve international co-operation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian character".

Cai Qi, the organization chief for the Communist Party in Zhejiang, posted a message on his Twitter-like microblog over the weekend claiming that Lin's ancestral home is Jiaxing, a city on the northeastern outskirts of Hangzhou where Lin's maternal grandmother grew up.

Early last month, for example, in a remarkable speech to a Catholic service organization, Chief Justice Rehnquist defended the participation of Supreme Court justices in the notorious Hayes-Tilden Commission of 1877 and seemed to be pleading for similar appreciation from an ungrateful nation.

Sikhs got organized shortly after 9/11, forming advocacy organizations, chief among them the Sikh Coalition.

Mr. Calloway had no apparent ties to terrorist organizations, Chief McGrath said.

"That result is hard to square with the text of the First Amendment itself, which gives special solicitude to the rights of religious organizations," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.

In an interview today, Mr. Jackson said the 102-page audit conducted by the organizations' chief financial officer, Billy R. Owens, showed the finances "reflect discipline and diligence, integrity and accountability".

"But should the weight we give it in the context of a First Amendment claim be the same for private organizations?" Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist asked whether members of a Roman Catholic organization could limit the group to Catholics on the basis that "we just feel much more comfortable with Catholics, and we do Catholic work".

The organization's chief policy-making organ is the Council, which is composed of economic and trade and industry ministers.