Sentence examples for zone chief from inspiring English sources

"It's a war zone," Chief Hummer said.

After time spent dairy farming (1912 17), she returned to public service and for two years served as zone chief of the Bureau of Refugees of the American Red Cross in France.

"It looked like a war zone," Chief Rusty Alexander of the Locke Fire Department said Thursday afternoon of the scene 24 hours before, when a van carrying members of the Our Savior New American School boys' basketball team from Centereach, N.Y., on Long Island, flipped on North Carolina Highway 150, leaving one student dead and eight injured.

In addition, key informants were interviewed: the health zone chief officer (HZCO), the health project manager, the political administrative authority, a women association representative, health committee member, a community health worker and a traditional birth attendant.

These NGOs generally coordinated with the Médecin Chef de Zone (chief medical officer of the zone), but no centralized database existed with the number or location of family planning SDPs in Kinshasa.

Specific to Muanda where Cordaid PBF program was implemented, some key informants (health zone chief officer, purchasing agent manager) mentioned that women could report to members of the community-based organizations when the latter carried out household surveys.

In 1995, when the court struck down a federal law that prohibited people from carrying firearms in school zones, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote that "we pause to consider the implications of the government's arguments" in defending the law — that stopping activities that could lead to violent crime relates to interstate commerce because it affects "national productivity".

(Nurse, Muanda) However, health zones chief officers recognized that there is no formal channel that collects information related to the concerns/complaints by the population in the current health information system.

Mr. Coeuré criticized the head of the Eurogroup of euro zone finance chief, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, for suggesting on Monday that the Cyprus model, in which losses were forced on large depositors, might be used as a "template" any for future bailouts.

His choices for governors in Santiago and Maule, in the quake zone, were chief executives of engineering and construction companies.

"The economy remains very challenging and consumers are jittery — particularly in the euro zone," Stephen Odell, chief executive of Ford of Europe, said in a statement.