Sentence examples for should be chief from inspiring English sources

Justice Bernette J. Johnson, only the second black on the court in its history, should be chief justice after the current one steps down in January.

To convince the American public that one of the chief architects of the 2008 financial crisis should be the chief regulator of the U.S. financial system, supporters of Summers have their work cut out for them.

In an emergency, the outcomes – not the motives – should be the chief priority.

Government should be the chief means by which we achieve collectively, what we cannot achieve individually.

Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers, who achieved a triple crown this season, should be his chief competition.

But right up until the eve of the talks, North and South Korea were arguing over who should be their chief delegates to the meeting.

Watts added that finance directors should be the chief executive's "right hand man" and aware of drivers across the whole charity.

"The commission will consider whether there should be a chief inspector of the justice system to hold government to account," it adds.

He had the foreigner's Nabokovian love of exhuming dead puns; was tirelessly amused, for instance, by the fact that the Archbishop of Canterbury is officially known as Primate of All England, and therefore "should be called Chief Chimp".

The latest tussle began when the two Koreas agreed to hold government-to-government dialogue in Seoul, to start on Wednesday, but could not agree on who should be their chief delegates.

This success, with England's exclusion from Indonesia by the Dutch in the same period, determined that India, not the Far East, should be the chief theatre of English activity in Asia.