Sentence examples for position as inspector from inspiring English sources

The Senate Minority Leader, Richard Codey, Democrat from Essex County, for instance, has referred to the new position as "inspector corporal".

Among other things, Mr. Brodsky has been investigating the role of various political friends of the governor in lobbying for contracts at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, as well as the decision at the power authority to hire the governor's former bodyguard, Lt. Col. Daniel Wiese, for a $160,000-a-year position as inspector general.

After resigning her position as Inspector General Schiavo taught courses at Ohio State University, and in April 1997 she joined the staff of Ohio State University in the position of Enarson Executive-in-Residence. Co-writer Sabra Chartrand graduated from the University of Washington, and reported for Reuters and Israel Radio in Tel Aviv, Israel.

In 1796 he secured a position as an inspector of mines, but, because he was from a wealthy family, he soon was able to resign and devote himself to geological studies.

Tiring of listening to the musicians' moans and, surprisingly, disapproving of their excesses, he wrote to Egon Ronay in 1978 asking for a position as an inspector for the great gourmet's hotel and restaurant guides.

Anthony Comstock, a 19th-century anti-porn campaigner, used his position as a postal inspector to seize 50 tons of books and 4m pictures.

After Homer rallies people to his cause, Mr. Burns decides to end the furor he is creating by offering him a new position as the plant safety inspector, along with a higher salary.

His second tour of duty at Marine Corps Headquarters began in May 1939 when, as Inspector of Target Practice, he was in a position to stress the importance of every Marine being highly skilled with his own individual arm.

Under the new rules, however, the national intelligence director can also ask I. Charles McCullough III, who was recently named to the new position of inspector general for the intelligence community as a whole, to investigate.

In the same year, Lord Roberts appointed Robert Baden-Powell of the 5th Dragoon Guards to the position of Inspector General of Cavalry, a surprising choice as Roberts had earlier described him as being "certainly not a General".

Freycinet graduated from the École Polytechnique and entered government service as a mining engineer, eventually rising to the position of inspector general of mines in 1883.