Sentence examples for wrong chief from inspiring English sources

"I am certain that I am not at fault, that I have done no wrong," Chief Justice Corona said.

But picking the wrong chief executive is an enormous disaster, so boards are willing to pay an arm and a leg for already proven talent.

He is keen for his son, Howard, to take over eventually as non-executive chairman, to act as a safeguard in case "the wrong chief executive should ever be employed".

"The government is wrong," the chief justice wrote, "that the only thing actually at issue in this litigation is conduct" and not speech protected by the First Amendment.

I would have to be crazy to suggest that there is something wrong with chief executives who care about their surroundings.

The British had an ancient delusion that America was Britain gone wrong, Mr Alistair Cooke, chief American correspondent of the "Guardian," said in London last night.

"We'd be fools not to think some things are going to go wrong," Anki Chief Marketing Officer Craig Rechenmacher said.  .  .

"People who come into this market thinking Western TV is the font of creativity are bound to get it wrong," says Chief Executive Gary Davey.

What makes this affair so troubling for the police service is less that individual officers may have lied - although that is clearly toxic in itself - but the suggestion that when entrusted with investigating wrong-doing, chief constables did not take appropriate action.

"How can you go wrong?" said John Catsimatidis, chief executive of Gristedes Supermarket.

"I don't think we did anything wrong," said Mary Jo Ehrlich, chief of staff for Ms. Jacobs.