Sentence examples for technically senior from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant General Sir William Birdwood did, however, promote Blamey to full colonel, backdated to 1 December 1916, thereby making him technically senior to a number of recently promoted brigadier generals, that rank being only held temporarily.

The 68-year-old judge is technically on "senior status" in the federal district court, meaning he can elect to work reduced hours.

That excludes judges technically on senior status who are no longer hearing cases, according to individual court websites.

Though both Pascrell and Kind were sworn in on the same day, Kind is technically more senior ― his last name is ahead of Pascrell's alphabetically.

Although Sherman was technically the senior officer at this time, he wrote to Grant, "I feel anxious about you as I know the great facilities [the Confederates] have of concentration by means of the River and R Road, but [I] have faith in you — Command me in any way".

Mr. GARLINGHOUSE: I was technically called a senior adviser.

Though she technically reports to senior deputy director Nancy Thomas, Barron says LACMA Director Michael Govan has an open-door policy when it comes to curatorial.

We can't believe that the music/movie/fashion legend, who is still performing and killing the catwalk, is technically considered a senior citizen.

Kushner is technically the President's senior adviser, but you might also call him America's crown prince.

The options are said to be so technically fraught that even senior officials are struggling to master the ideas, while they are also certain to unleash political conflicts.

Although principals technically can veto a senior teacher's top choice, most do not out of fear that the teacher will file a time-consuming grievance, according to officials at the Council of Supervisors and Administrators, the union representing city principals.