Sentence examples for terms chief from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in the last two terms Chief Justice Roberts has been in the majority at least 90 percent of the time, a distinction he shares with only Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, the court's swing justice.

The PM and his chancellor, Gordon Brown, both had high hopes for what could be achieved, but on this particular day Michael Jay, Blair's sherpa – or, in layman's terms, chief negotiator – had been trapped for hours with his international counterparts and felt he was getting nowhere.

"We received full value on the training compensation side, while agreeing to further add on terms," chief executive Duncan Fraser told the club website .

Winning or losing elections must never be our aim," said the four-term chief minister.

Chhattisgarh's two-term chief minister, Raman Singh, will presumably get back into office.

Under Mr. Domingo both have suffered vacuums in the key managerial position, variously termed chief executive officer or executive director.

Drawing a parallel between the political struggles that he and Mr. Obama have each faced as first-term chief executives, Mr. Paterson said he empathized with the president.

Corporate America would increasingly be run by job-hopping generalists, not long-term chief executives with deep knowledge of their particular business.

The company's long-term chief executive, Jim McCarthy, also stepped down in April to be replaced by the former B&Q executive Kevin O'Byrne.

Mike Logue, former managing director of Mothercare, will step into the breach left by former long-term chief executive Nick Worthington who quit in June.

"The first-term chief of staff ends up being a kind of surrogate on major legislative initiatives," said John D. Podesta, who served as chief of staff in President Bill Clinton's second term.