Sentence examples for suppose chief from inspiring English sources

Suppose, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said, "that the individuals are going to be released in a situation where you know that they won't receive anything resembling due process and will be subject to abuse," as briefs on behalf of the two men have warned.

But he also passed along a song being circulated on the Internet about a supposed chief executive who has nightmares about being led away in handcuffs.

This year, there was every reason to suppose the chief justice would want to shape the court's response to the war on terrorism.

On the other hand, I suppose, the Chief may simply be beating a devilishly clever, purely tactical retreat, devoid of principle.

I suppose the chief objection to the above strategy would be that Afghanistan presents no strategic targets -- it has none of the infrastructure of Belgrade, no bridges or factories or power stations to bomb.

Somehow, my father had persuaded us – a control mechanism, I suppose – that the chief ingredient in Binghams potted meat was children.

I can't quote the conversation exactly because I didn't make notes; I had no reason to suppose that the chief justice and I were standing together on the threshold of history.

Mr. Clark, who was named chief operating officer a year ago, was supposed to become chief executive in July but will take on the role with immediate effect, SABMiller said in a statement.

Suppose that Lawrence J. Ellison, the chief executive of Oracle, were the head of Microsoft and was doing the shopping.

But to reinforce that the chief is always the center of the decision-making process, this response is pertinent: "But suppose you work without chief, no one will know.

In a sense, I suppose, I was the chief beneficiary of Forest Ridge and Annie Wright, in that I was able to find a use for what we learned.