Sentence examples for service overseer from inspiring English sources

For M, Bond's irascible, domineering secret service overseer, he had as a model Rear Adm. John Godfrey, his wartime intelligence chief; old school friends, golfing partners, and girlfriends also metamorphosed into Bond characters.

As the former quality-of-service overseer for the Intercontinental Hotels Group, he says that the idea behind Thompson Hotels was to marry the high-end service associated with big luxury hotels with smaller, more stylish spaces.

At the age of fifty the rulers are granted the pursuit of philosophy, an activity that is interrupted only by periods of service as overseers over the order of the state.

That lack of ambiguity on the part of the NIFA board has ensured that there can be no mistake among the county's financial managers and civil service unions that the overseers expect honest numbers and rational projections.

If the departure of slaveowners and overseers for Confederate service helped dissolve the lattice of power that upheld slavery, so too did the arrival of Union forces.

Sir Ian explained in a 1998 speech that the police ought to relinquish their monopoly over patrolling and become an overseer of security services.

VA officials are required by law to adhere to standards issued by the overseer of the civil service, the Office of Personnel Management.

And it also goes well beyond the utterances of Senator Dianne Feinstein, the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee, whose pusillanimous statements suggest she sees herself as a facilitator for, rather than an independent overseer of, the intelligence services.

The organization reported for the same year that it "spent over 70.9 million dollars in caring for special pioneers, missionaries, and traveling overseers in their field service assignments".

And by the way, wasn't Gates supposed to be Obama's political overseer of the military services, not a co-opted mouthpiece for generals resentful of "disrespect" from their bosses?

That, in his view, exonerates Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer and ultimate overseer of HMRC, the revenue service.