Sentence examples for senior persons from inspiring English sources

Bill Michael, head of financial services at accountants KPMG, said: "The government has not ruled out making the new senior persons regime applicable to the whole financial services industry, not just banking.

The newspaper reported that  British lawyers are preparing a class action against Putin via the American courts, which may also affect senior persons in the Russian military and politicians.

Among patients with ADTV with primary localization in ileofemoral and popliteal segments treated in the department of vascular surgery, senior persons more than 60 years old prevailed (63.9%).

The key stages for this were: initial placement of "operational research" within the programme setting and ensuring senior persons could act as "policy entrepreneurs"; developing relevant research questions; carrying out the research studies; disseminating and publishing the study findings; translating the study findings into action on the ground; and assessing the impact on programme performance.

They're working as apprentices, almost, under the senior person.

The most senior person on trial is a retired colonel.

"[Mr Green] was the most senior person charged with the care of the children in Coventry.

"As we exchanged greetings, it appeared to me that Brown was the senior person.

"My salary was the lowest of any senior person in the program," he said.

The most senior person to have approved the story was Peter Johnson, the BBC Northern Ireland director, he said.

My company fired a critical senior person on a project I was assigned to.