Sentence examples for secretary for development from inspiring English sources
Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's secretary for development, said the mystery developer who bought the property picked up the tab, but was rewarded for surrendering the home and its 50,000-square-foot site with one of the same size next door.
Specifically, I think she should have established an "Under Secretary for Development" at the Department of State and shored up that 'command' in her own shop.
In making her final decisions on the QDDR, Clinton should focus on taking the various parts of the international development universe inside the state department and create an "Under Secretary for Development".
The government responded with a communications offensive, announcing that Secretary for Development Carrie Lam would appear on RTHK's City's Forum and at a public forum on 29 July at the pier.
Appearing before a public forum at the pier on 29 July, Secretary for Development Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor repeated the government's insistence that keeping the pier was not an option.
Although Lam's performance in public debates was praised, the Secretary for Development's conflict of interest as the head of the Antiquities Authority was criticised.
By 1968 he was spearheading a 1m signatory "Save the Argylls" regimental campaign, and when Edward Heath's Conservatives returned to power, in 1970, he became a quietly effective under-secretary for development in the Scottish Office.
Mark Malloch Brown, the under secretary general for development, spoke for many at headquarters when he voiced a sense of betrayal, saying: "We do this out of vocation.
While creating a new under secretary slot for development can be scoffed at - understandably - for just adding another chef to an already crowded, chaotic kitchen, this would be missing the point.
Jim Murphy, shadow secretary for international development, said: "CDC was established to help foster growth and tackle poverty.
Earlier, he was the deputy secretary for economic development under Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
