Sentence examples for trusted subordinates from inspiring English sources

As one man told her, revealingly: "I have six trusted subordinates.

Some spend too much time with a small number of trusted subordinates, often those who seem most supportive.

The firm continued to make large quantities of Sheffield plate, but Boulton delegated responsibility for this enterprise to trusted subordinates, involving himself little in it.

Of particular significance is Oppenheimer's riveting account of the fall from grace and subsequent executions in July , 1989 of two of Castro's most trusted subordinates, Col. Antonio De La Guardia, one of Cuba's top spies, and Div.

Either way, Mr. Sadjadpour said, it seems clear that Ayatollah Khamenei will try to ensure that the next president or prime minister is a weak and trusted subordinate he can easily control.

Ironically, Servet is to lose the election for which he had induced a trusted subordinate to perjure and abase himself, and it is in the resulting mood of cynical despair, guilt and loneliness, that he receives Hacer, who has called on him in his office to beg for a cash advance on the promised payout.

Captain Campion: Woundwort's most trusted subordinate, Campion is a loyal, brave and clever officer.

Millan Gomez was a trusted subordinate of public safety coordinator Garcia Luna, who has said Mexico needs to professionalize its police forces to win the war against organized crime.

Hancock, commander of the II Corps and Meade's most trusted subordinate, was ordered to take command of the field and to determine whether Gettysburg was an appropriate place for a major battle.

Thi also manoeuvred to have his trusted subordinate Colonel Pham Van Lieu installed as the head of the national police a body controlled by the army and effectively a military unit increasing his political power.

He immediately dispatched Hancock, commander of the II Corps and his most trusted subordinate, to the scene with orders to take command of the field and to determine whether Gettysburg was an appropriate place for a major battle.