Sentence examples for powerful new posts from inspiring English sources

There will be elections for up to 12 new city mayors, depending on local referendums, along with 41 ballots for the powerful new posts of police commissioners.

For the second time they are being asked to vote in a referendum on a new rulebook for the European Union that would make it harder for individual governments to block initiatives, and that would create powerful new posts to represent the union around the world.

Three of the seven powerful new posts have gone to women.

And didn't the president's new chief of staff, William Daley, arrive in his powerful new post fresh from the executive suite of JPMorgan Chase?

France had been advocating a powerful new post of president of the European Council, the body which brings together EU heads of government.

The independent bipartisan commission that investigated the attacks called for creation of a powerful new post, that of national intelligence director, as one way to prevent the kind of missed communications that preceded the 2001 attacks.

The White House is weighing whether to pre-empt the Sept. 11 commission's final report this summer by embracing a proposal to create a powerful new post of director of national intelligence, administration officials said on Thursday.

The move will be accompanied by a reshuffling of several top positions, with Ann McDaniel, a veteran journalist and executive at Newsweek, emerging in a powerful new post, overseeing both the editorial and business sides of the magazine.

A9 NATIONAL A12-17 Bush Considers New Post To Direct Intelligence The White House is weighing whether to pre-empt the Sept. 11 commission's final report this summer by embracing a proposal to create a powerful new post of director of national intelligence, administration officials said.

The president's visit, which had not been announced in advance, came a day after Mr. Goss said he felt overwhelmed in his new job, and that he was not entirely clear what it was as a result of the intelligence-overhaul bill that created the powerful new post of national intelligence director, which overshadows the C.I.A. chief's position.

Political philosopher Noëlle McAfee proposes a powerful new political theory for our post-9/11 world, in which an old pathology-the repetition compulsion-has manifested itself in a seemingly endless war on terror.