Sentence examples for younger officials from inspiring English sources

Some of the younger officials yearn for the sort of open-plan informality that prevails in the private sector.

Kan, a populist whose temper had earned him the nickname Irritable Kan, was sixty-four; his cabinet included younger officials, who conveyed an air of reform.

Much of the great art in France may be ancient, but the audience is about to get much younger, officials hope.

There are owners who want the officials to strike so the league can fire many of them, replacing some with younger officials.

There have been other changes during Kim Jong-un's rule, including his promotion of younger officials and, most recently, his surprise dismissal of former military chief Ri Yong Ho, once seen as a key mentor during Kim's rise to power.

He is often talked about as a future top leader in Beijing, although in the party's rigid hierarchy the No. 1 posts in the party and the government have already been assigned to other younger officials.

The younger official laughed, translated, "He wants to know if you read every one".

The Embassy's political counsellor, Robert Ford, his deputy, Henry Ensher, and a younger official in the political section, Jeffrey Beals, spoke Arabic, had worked extensively in the region, and spent most of their time in Baghdad talking to a range of Iraqis, including extremists.

Young officials in their 30s and 40s are different from their predecessors.

The novel's hero was a composite character based on Mr. Xi and the other two young officials.

INSIDE the freshly-painted municipal headquarters, cheerful young officials tap on their computers as residents register complaints.