Sentence examples for professionals chief from inspiring English sources

"They are gentlemen -- true professionals," Chief Breen said.

Each offers a chance for people with learning disabilities to challenge decision-making professionals, chief executives, politicians and service-providers.

Hung parliaments demand utterly professional chief whips.

It is in its 267th year with an eighth-generation famemberember heading one of its divisions, yet reporting to a professional chief executive.

The well-meaning volunteer may be no match for the celebrity ambassador, the professional chief executive or established chair has more of a chance, perhaps.

"His reputation here is one of a hard-working officer, one who was very professional," Chief Mark Mew of the Anchorage police said Friday in announcing Mr. Mora-Lopez's arrest.

Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, also a member of the Commerce Committee, is primarily concerned with the U.S.O.C.'s structural problems (the volunteer president and the professional chief executive seem to clash regularly), the revolving-door leadership, and a 123-member board filled with competing interests.

The Municipal Manager is appointed by the Council to serve as a full-time professional chief executive officer.

The legislative body -- often referred to as the "governing" body -- appoints a professional chief executive officer, just as the board of directors of any other corporation would do.

These evolving threats have taken many seasoned security professionals and chief executive officers to task in finding practicable and workable solutions to protect the general welfare of corporations and their respective image, brand, reputation, and business interests.

Recent surveys suggest that a number of IT professionals and chief technology officers plan to migrate to Windows 7 over the near-to-intermediate term.