Sentence examples for senior allies from inspiring English sources

Last week, Mr Saakashvili appointed four senior allies as regional governors, who report directly to him.

Jeremy Corbyn's camp has refused to deny claims that one of his senior allies urged him to quit the Labour leadership race.

Last week, DaimlerChrysler removed Chrysler's president, James Holden, and three of Mr. Holden's senior allies at the company were forced out this morning.

Just before his virtually unopposed re-election this March, he dismissed Mikhail Kasyanov, the prime minister and the last of Mr Yeltsin's (and the oligarchs') senior allies, making his own position more unassailable than ever.

He flipped, reportedly, after Iran pressed him to do so and just weeks after one of Mr. Maliki's senior allies, the oil minister, Hussein al-Shahristani, secretly visited Tehran.

But in a sign he plans to intensify his attacks on the Scottish National party government's financial and education record, Murphy has placed his two most senior allies in Holyrood in key positions.

"The British took what was agreed in Nice and have interpreted it to the maximum," a senior allied official said.

Mr. Rumsfeld said he would meet privately with several senior allied officials, including Defense Minister Peter Struck of Germany.

The coalition's day formally begins at 9 a.m. when General Franks presides over a meeting of senior allied officers.

They can identify a senior ally with an overlapping interest, such as someone in audit, risk management or finance.

President Obama said that those responsible for the actions would be "held accountable," and Gen. John R. Allen, the senior allied commander in Afghanistan, sounded similar themes.