Sentence examples for senior current from inspiring English sources

At the Judiciary Committee hearing, a panel of senior current and former government officials testified about their frustrations investigating F.B.I. activities.

Another senior current affairs producer said it was a "complete tragedy" for the programme, which first aired on BBC1 in 1953.

Putin accused the US of "meddling" abroad and an "illegal overreach" of its powers after the US attorney general announced fraud charges against nine senior current or former Fifa officials on Wednesday.

British news reports at the time said the four were all senior current or former editors, including the editor and deputy editor of the tabloid Sunday People and the former editor and former deputy editor of The Sunday Mirror.

Senior current affairs journalist Peter Lloyd conducted the interview with Mallah on Tuesday for his report on the inquiry ordered by the ABC after the former terror suspect appeared on the Q&A program on Monday.

The BBC is to split its most senior current affairs role as part of an effort by BBC director general Tony Hall to put more 'oomph" into programmes such as Panorama.

At Dymally Senior High, "current and former administrators refused to take responsibility for missing computer devices," the report said.

The story has been updated with more information about the senior Bushes' current health and their grandson's plans.

The problem is: Bush has promised the same money to pay seniors their current benefits.

More importantly, it would spell financial doom for America's seniors, hurting current disabled and retired Americans and creating even more pain for the generations to come.

Of course, "nothing will change for current seniors," because current seniors will presumably be voting based on the interests of current seniors.