Sentence examples for smart deputy from inspiring English sources

Gavin Smart, deputy chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Housing, is a local resident.

WRITING in 1917, R.B. Smart, deputy commissioner and settlement officer in Akyab district of British-ruled Burma (now Rakhine state in Myanmar), was worried about local rhinoceroses.

Gavin Smart, deputy chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Housing, said: "Right to buy has already had a huge impact on the supply of genuinely affordable homes, which is being cut at a time when more and more people are in need.

Gavin Smart Deputy chief executive Chartered Institute of Housing "All three are weaker on their commitment to affordable housing" All three of the main parties dedicated significant chunks of their manifestos to housing and housebuilding which represents real progress – housing was nowhere near the top of the political agenda in 2010 and it showed in the manifestos.

A strong CEO has a clear vision of the future and can work out the details of how to get there, and an even better CEO delegates that task to smart deputies, who then craft a credible path for the company to follow, operationally, strategically, and financially.

Gavin Smart, the deputy chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Housing, said: "Extending right-to-buy to housing associations is not going to tackle the housing crisis – in fact it could make things worse for people on lower incomes who are already struggling to access a decent home at a price they can afford … We fear the figures simply won't stack up".

He served as senior editor of NRDC's Smarter Cities and Smarter Living website, deputy editor of National Geographic Green Guide and as web and art editor of the experimental literary journal 3rd bed.

Then again, let's not fall for the nonsense position peddled by the usually smart and pragmatic deputy Labor leader, Tanya Plibersek, to bind Labor MPs into supporting same-sex marriage.

Before long, the normally quiet town is shaken by a series of murders, and the smart, inquisitive young deputy Molly Solverson Allison Tolmann) is determined to get to the bottom of the bloody spree.

"Wagering on Newark makes for a smart bet," said Stefan Pryor, deputy mayor for economic development.

The next pontiff may not need to execute a crackdown on Vatican infighting and misdeeds, but he must at least have the executive smarts to appoint a deputy fearless enough to confront the entrenched Vatican bureaucracy.