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The outgoing US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullen, said the Haqqani network was a veritable arm of the Pakistani intelligence.

City Hall chiefs have called on top phone companies to help crack down on prostitution and trafficking in the lead up to the sporting event.

He might have added that the biggest shareholders were often the bank chiefs themselves.

But at least the British learned the languages, schooled the sons of native chiefs and tried to do some good, didn't they?

"We left it all up to the military chiefs, " he said. "Myself, I was only informed a half-hour afterwards. "

Alan Greenspan later commented how astounded he was that bank chiefs had not consulted shareholders' interests.

About all the steel chiefs agreed on was that they were getting a hard time from miners, and that things didn't look good for the market.

I saw several "Chiefs" while I was there, but one stood out among the others as he wore the finest full regalia of a Plains Indian.

When he arrived, the city's minorities were at war with its police, even though there had been two consecutive black police chiefs.

Let them give glory to him in the meeting of the people, and praise among the chiefs.

Within four months, the police chiefs made her an honorary member of their tribe and bestowed an Arabic name on her meaning "wise woman" .

Asia-Pacific saw the greatest proportion of CEOs who were forced out, with 45 per cent of departing chiefs not wanting to leave.

Admiral Mike Mullen, the Joint Chiefs chairman, says the United States should know by the end of this year whether the strategy is working.

Its recipient, Admiral Mike Mullen, then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says he did not take it seriously.

At the moment southerners are loyal mostly to belligerent tribal chiefs, not the nascent government that led the fight for independence.

Each tribe within the Powhatan empire had its own chief, or weroance, and Powhatan ruled as the chief of these chiefs.

The chiefs of fascist had the art of ruling, and German was a peculiar nation, was an enigma for me.

Then, as he put it later, he sat back and "let the chiefs vent all over me. "

It was incredible to me that the chiefs of staff should have agreed to throw away this major security .

Yet the separatist chiefs preferred to see it as a brazen effort by the government to shift Hindus into the Muslim-dominated Kashmir valley.

Paolo Scaroni has had the most active year of any of the big western oil company chiefs.

The US might have drawn the line at Saudi Arabia, as Colin Powell, then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, proposed.

Discord among China's steel chiefs would make it more likely that miners will come out of the ore price talks holding the winning card.

LAST summer Britain's defence secretary, Bob Ainsworth, told his new military chiefs that he wanted them to go on to a war footing.

One movie does not make a trend, but the Memorial Day weekend did not give studio chiefs much comfort in the 3-D department.

The joint chiefs of staff were warned by their chairman, Maxwell Taylor, that Lyndon Johnson did not like "split advice" .

The rebels want the local tribal chiefs to hand over "officers and soldiers who committed crimes and raped women, " he said.

Drake went on to state that cabal faction chiefs Rockefeller and Rothschild wish to now surrender as they see no other alternative.

Unto Pharaoh and his chiefs: but they followed the command of Pharaoh and the command of Pharaoh was no right (guide).

In his first imbroglio, the commander in chief found himself trapped between gay-rights activists and his own Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The authors advocated immediate intervention by industry chiefs to stop fledgling office authoritarians from rising up the ranks.

White House spokeswoman says the United States has always supported a two term limit for U. N. organization chiefs.

Lehman's chiefs signally failed to see the potential contagion from the subprime implosion.

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, responding to Chinese criticism that the U. S. assistance of South Korea is a military threat.

I decided to go in search of answers by interviewing former chiefs of staff to US presidents and British PMs.

Well, the policy came together after more than a year's effort by Secretary Panetta and Joint Chiefs Chairman Martin Demspey.

And that led the chiefs to do what's called flogging the land: overstocking the land, forcing tenant farmers into dependency.

Many studios chiefs were tyrants, decided to get their own way at all costs, no matter how unscrupulous the means.

This blanket that I wear is not the blanket of a common squaw; these ornaments are such as the wives and daughters of chiefs only appear in.

The footballers' union have agreed a new collective contract with league chiefs after a week of talks.

"The president-elect has to consult with [the Joint Chiefs] and be seen to consult with them, " he said.

All this would also be made that much easier were bank chiefs to show genuine contrition.

But this high goal, oh, five ninjas Huo Ying is one of the world's strongest titles, as well as leaf ninja village chiefs.

The US chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has described the economic crisis and recession as the greatest challenge to national security.

Ok, guys. Gotta run. Obama has asked me to advise the Joint Chiefs on the mid east in a closed-door meeting tonight. I've gotta prep.

The ABC IPO is not the only thing that has the banking chiefs donning their aprons and oven gloves.

nationalism in on the rise and citizens feel grateful to their national chiefs for restoring their pride and place in the world.

I had confidential contacts with several of the French Ministers and with the successive chiefs of the French Government.

An unnamed admiral working for the Joint Chiefs of Staff promised to uncover the truth behind the Roswell story, Mitchell said.

Chiefs willing to allow these visitors from afar to the shelter of these abandoned villages, and formed a friendship and alliance with them.

Faced with fierce opposition from generals and former CIA chiefs the President then changed his mind.

George Bush and his defence chiefs neglected the war in Afghanistan while they devoted themselves to bungling the war in Iraq.

Finance chiefs from the Group of Seven leading nations on Monday issued a statement warning investors against pushing up the yen too much.

They built villages. They grew many things. They created a strong political system, led by powerful chiefs like Powhatan.

Many, like Li, hold two or more positions in addition to their main job, often in different cities as part-time deans or lab chiefs .

This time, the chiefs drove to Washington in fuel-saving hybrid vehicles. And their companies presented detailed restructuring plans.

The defense chiefs for China and the United States met last week, signaling a warming of relations between the countries.

America's army chiefs were right to use their influence to restrain Egypt's armed forces from shooting into the crowds (see article).

United boss Sir Alex Ferguson was also pleased with the performance and fitness gained in the Reds narrow victory over the Chiefs .

It was because defence chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic foresaw this that they were reluctant to intervene in the first place.

Defence chiefs now planned to phase in the new uniforms over the next two to three years, Bulgakov said.

Decked out in their team's black-and-gold shirts, fans cheer on Soweto's Kaizer Chiefs soccer club during a December 2009 match in Pretoria.

Officials say most of the victims were women and children. Among those killed were the wives of two high ranking military chiefs.

Clinton was widely reported to have sided with U. S. military chiefs in urging a more cautious withdrawal policy.

A new agreement was presented to Sioux chiefs and their leading men under a campaign known as "sell or starve. "

Politicians and security chiefs from both sides agreed to open a new crossing-point round the corner from the Corado on April 3rd.

But a general council was never convened to raise up chiefs below the grace of a sachem.

Appearing next to Secretary Gates was the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Peter Pace.

Brazilian financial chiefs are known to tap their temples and say that HSBC is, in their considered view, nuts.

Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, flew to Israel over the weekend for meetings with defence officials.

Asked about coup plots, military chiefs serve up boilerplate denials, just as they did in 2006.

Party B must inform Party A the name, status and assignment in written form after its main chiefs are appointed.

Chiang Kai-shek, the Japanese imperialists and the U. S. imperialists have all been our "chiefs of transportation corps" .

The latest figures emerged as Chinese health chiefs admitted they had no idea when the virus would be brought under control.

'The FORCE joint chiefs believe that this is the Ousters ' big push, ' said Meina Gladstone.

Not just places to shop, these stores embody how designers and marketing chiefs want their brands to be seen. They also generate good PR.

Mr Fincher, a political novice, was backed by Republican operatives in Tennessee and quickly supported by the party chiefs in Washington.

Meanwhile police chiefs must be readier to mobilise the extra officers whose deployment finally quelled the trouble last week.

This staff will merely be a great pad between the theatre commanders and the Combined Chiefs of Staff.

The Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) is a four-star admiral and a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Similarly, many Tory bets, such as the elected police chiefs, could have done with a pilot project.

Airline chiefs saw other concerns ahead, from rising unemployment to a surplus of plane capacity that could hurt profitability.

The new guidelines could be a formally published document or an informal directive delivered verbally to bank chiefs.

Union chiefs now need to decide whether to call another national strike this month.

However, as one of the chiefs of our Roots & Shoots group, I am truly excited hearing about your journey including our school .

Mr Wang at the Black Dragon is not a party member, but in other villages in the region temple chiefs double up as village party bosses.

Behold, I will bless him, and increase, and multiply him exceedingly: he shall beget twelve chiefs, and I will make him a great nation.

Alone among the service chiefs, Amos has spoken out repeatedly and passionately against a repeal of DADT.

During that period, Mr. Kan had a meeting with opposition-party chiefs, where he was embarrassed by how little he knew.

After a restful voyage , we were welcomed by the war Cabinet and Chiefs of Staff .

The scheme which we found most effective was to consider the naval, air, and ground chiefs as occupying two roles.

This week, to the horror of foreign officials, his security chiefs proposed an increase in the number of polling stations.

Compliance chiefs can set filters and block some experts if they worry there may be a conflict of interest.

TOURISM chiefs are to target wealthy Chinese, Indian and Arab tourists in an effort to attract high-spenders to Dublin.

The fact that you're the son of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff doesn't mean you'll free-ride in the army.

Though the reform is partly inspired by elected police chiefs in America, it has no real model.

The newspaper said Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has told team chiefs that Raikkonen, despite his huge salary, is not expendable.

This swanky place west of Paris is home to a constellation of French film stars, media barons, business chiefs and politicians.

To be frank, I am in awe of contemporary chiefs of state, religious leaders, academic authorities and celebrities for what they have done.

Gillette and P&G made such an obvious strategic fit that their chiefs had already talked a couple of times in the 1990s.

All operational control will be vested in the British Chiefs of Staff acting under His Majesty's Government.

Among the newly appointed chiefs, 20 per cent had prior experience at the top, double the average for the prior 11 years.

Lofty seats of power for the tribal chiefs, they were defended by rings of earthworks, timber palisades and ramparts .

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff implied China had a more ominous aim.

PREMIER LEAGUE chiefs are confident the big freeze will not lead to a serious fixture pile-up at the end of the season.

Human resource chiefs and recruiters typically look for people with varied experience when hiring for the top job.

This would take another large slice of business off the shoulders of the military chiefs.

Dosage helps smooth out the differences between harvests, so by reducing dosage, chiefs de caves are making their lives more complicated.

Defence chiefs say they have been slow to recognise their potential, both in a surveillance role and as a weapons carrier.

Police chiefs said security for tomorrow's elections would be stepped up following the incident.

Gates and Marine Corps Gen. James E. Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, briefed reporters at the Pentagon.

Bank chiefs evidently did not.

Local cadres include village chiefs as well as the Communist Party leaders in villages and towns.

Prodded by the White House, seven Cabinet chiefs announced their departures soon after Nov.

Military chiefs at the summit insisted they were not seeking an arms race and gave various justifications for all their new warships.

But talk to officials in Brussels or business chiefs across the continent, and anxiety is building.

BRITAIN'S military chiefs have been at daggers-drawn for much of this year.

I said, "I think that's a question for the national-security adviser or intelligence community, or the chairman of the Joint Chiefs. "

And unlike the previous failed Galactico era, Real chiefs have made moves to bolster the defensive side of their squad.

The finance ministers and central bank chiefs of the Group of Seven leading high-income countries will soon convene in Washington.

The chiefs of northern Leinster had little affection for his southern branch of the royal race.

Now worried shopping centre chiefs, fearing a repeat siege of Santa, have taken "drastic" measures, issuing him with abuilder-stylehard hat.

Too large for Kaliningrad's domestic needs, it has export potential, Russian nuclear chiefs said.

To Pharaoh and his Chiefs: But these behaved insolently : they were an arrogant people.

Back at the hotel, I met with General Colin Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

They all came together while their Chiefs held a council of truce to decide how things would be settled.

As executors and impellors of basic public security work, public station chiefs are in a critical position.

This explanation may of course still a little mess like cloud, so the IT chiefs put this thing called cloud computing.

On the night of the twenty-fifth, at their urgent request, I met with the Joint Chiefs of Staff to discuss the gays-in-the-military issue.

This activity was designed as a Chinese project belonging to "Simulation Training Camps of United Nations Chiefs" in "GlobalClasses" .

Juventus chiefs want to open new contract talks with the club's Player of the Season, Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

The West Coast may be vulnerable to an attack, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says.

Zhu Jin diplomats from various countries, local government officials, tribal chiefs, attended the celebration.

Despite his security problems, Sverdrup had the clout to get military chiefs to recognise the need for forecasts.

Britain's Royal Air Force chiefs are preparing to cut 10000 staff and close up to 5 large air bases, The Times reported.

By the time the ECB chiefs met in Lisbon, the euro zone was in danger of coming unglued.

Other industry chiefs, confronted by a similar crunch, regard big mergers as a good way to replenish pipelines and slash costs.

IN "UNDERCOVER BOSS" , a British television programme, company chiefs disguise themselves and work on the shop floor of their own companies.

of recovery begin to take hold, deputy chiefs may be more willing to take the jump without a net.

District congresses (or county congresses in rural areas) elect local-government chiefs and select members of higher-level legislatures.

The City is home to two of the country's most popular football teams and historical arch-rivals, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.

Even so, chiefs are relatively rare compared with presidents and their various declensions (vice-, assistant-, etc).

Tourism chiefs in Serbia are hoping their annual testicle cooking competition will do for the region what whisky did for Scotland.

The problem was severe enough for Admiral Michael Mullen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, to brief George Bush on it.

The day the test was conducted, the chiefs of major U. S. Intelligence agencies presented their annual threat assessments to Congress.

Walking sticks have often been badges of honor. In tribal stages they were symbols of office for elders and chiefs.

Meanwhile Turkey's security chiefs were muttering darkly about punishing Greece for abetting Kurdish terrorists.

As it is, Messrs Osborne and Fox have encouraged the armed forces chiefs to join the public fray.

Police in Indonesia have named two senior anti-corruption chiefs as suspects in a criminal bribery case.

Q. But how could even a coordinated collaboration of shoe industry chiefs break through such strong psychological resistance?

Q. But how could even a coordinated collaboration of shoe industry chiefs break through such strong psychological resistance?

Others have claimed ownership of the victory for Mr Rajapaksa himself, rather than his military chiefs.

Global economic imbalances will be a topic when finance chiefs of the Group of 20 leading nations meet Friday and Saturday in Scotland.

Native American chiefs like Sitting Bull, Tecumesh and Geronimo fought against the settlers.

Now that the day is here, officials say he will not exactly meet with the Joint Chiefs of Staff - the heads of the four U.

His newest, 'The Talent Masters, ' urges corporate chiefs to 'make talent development your obsession. '

It weakens his position with the regional politicians and savings-bank chiefs who control WestLB via its supervisory board.

Another advocate for the surge, Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, is also leaving office soon.

Chris Eagles was delighted to cap another first-team opportunity with the equalising goal against Kaizer Chiefs in Cape Town .

Tomorrow, Secretary Gates and Joint Chiefs Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen head over to the House Arm Services Committee.

after all , both of his grandfathers were tribal chiefs.

Admiral Michael Mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, told CNN on Sunday the situation was "serious and deteriorating" .

British police chiefs studied the annual report of bulldog-jawed Lord Byng of Vimy, commissioner of Metropolitan Police of London.

Yet several state-backed firms are currently without permanent chiefs, and many private ones have veteran bosses who may soon retire.

Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen said it may take several days to verify the tests occurred.

You can speak to the police chiefs and others from law enforcement here today who will tell you the same thing.

The threats are a response to testimony last week by South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Kim Tae-young.

The leader of the chiefs said, "No, sorry, we can't take you, you'll slow us down. We have to flee our women and children, we have to run. "

Even with no military training he understood the difficult tactical decision Gladstone and the joint chiefs were faced with.

Signs are prevalent that steel industry chiefs already believe demand may be flattening.

Finance chiefs from Group of 20 major economies meet in St Andrews, Scotland for a two-day meeting which started on Friday.

Crazy Horse chiefs were invited to a little room to negotiate.

Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, said: "We have to continue to bring pressure on [Kim Jong-Il]. "

Security chiefs have vowed not to serve under a president from the opposition.

"The US is not going away, " said Admiral Mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff.

South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff official said dozens of rounds of artillery landed on the island and in the sea.

Nonda has struggled with injury and form since his summer arrival from Monaco and Roma chiefs have welcomed Bordeaux's enquiries.

In 2008, Mr. Salvendy began to garner attention from China's manufacturing chiefs.

The Chiefs of Staff are considering the practical steps and timings required to make an Italian turnover effective.

But other senior officials, including most members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, favored a faster drawdown.

With congressional defeat inevitable, Les Aspin worked with Colin Powell and the Joint Chiefs on a compromise.

I am one of the department chiefs, the experience of being a leader let me know the whole working procedure.

This time, the chiefs drove to Washington in fuel-saving hybrid vehicles.

Sierra Leone's war crimes tribunal has sentenced three former rebel chiefs to long prison terms for crimes against humanity.

The "Chiefs" dressed in the traditional attire of Plains Indians, not in Cherokee regalia.

competition between clans and chiefs driving the erection of bigger statues requiring more wood, rope, and food.

five years for chiefs of bureaus and departments and officers holding leading posts at corresponding levels.

Yet on the ground, the fire and police chiefs have taken the decision to evacuate the towers.

In a country as unstable as Pakistan, it is tempting to fear, America's new foreign-policy chiefs should be more careful what they ask for.

Apparently many company chiefs and top lawyers may also share the same trait, the same characteristic.

So I consulted my national security team, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and military commanders and diplomats on the ground.

Crime-fighters compete with rappers for celebrity: most people can name half a dozen lawyers, judges or police chiefs.

Public health chiefs issued the death certificate on Tuesday as public and private memorials were held in Los Angeles.

The so-called direct elections are actually controlled by the local party chiefs and the local government.

Double is the charge of the Katun: men without offspring, chiefs without successors.

The Asian Football Confederation has demanded the immediate reinstatement of Iraq's soccer chiefs.

Likewise, Israeli security chiefs told the Cabinet that Hamas will not raise the white flag.

"This is writing, " he said accusingly . "Women cannot write. Only the mundumugu and great chiefs like Koinnage can write. "

Mr Abbas's intelligence chiefs have intimidated independent journalists who have reported on the crackdown.

All the evidence suggests police chiefs can put more bobbies on the beat by efficiency savings.

Agency chiefs bat off fears that their industry is in long-term decline, however.

Activist and Google executive Wael Ghonim has posted notes on Facebook from a meeting between military chiefs and youth representatives.

He also served as the Assistant to three Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Incoming business chiefs often face pressure from the press, markets and employees, but 100-day plans are usually a mistake.

Last summer he scored the winning goal against Kaizer Chiefs in Cape Town as part of United's tour of South Africa.

The ruling party has been accused of leaning on traditional chiefs to control rural voters. Road-blocks in Mashonaland are frequent.

Finance chiefs from the world's industrial powers are pledging to take whatever actions were needed to steady financial markets.

The country's bank chiefs are powerful men whose careers have been meticulously managed.

Traditional performances include the Dance of the Killer Whale and the Welcoming of the Chiefs.

The UN's World Food Programme (WFP) said that army chiefs in Mandalay briefly restricted its much-needed food supplies (see article).

Friends of the Earth calls on city chiefs to do much more to banish 'unhealthy air'

Education chiefs were stumped by some of the exam questions.

Merkel's ban infuriated European finance chiefs for its unilateral and non-consultative nature.

High fuel costs and weak consumer demand already are squeezing profit margins, the finance chiefs said.

The Pentagon's uniformed chiefs are divided on whether this resistance might pose serious problems.

Mullen, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made clear the drop in support is worrisome.

The test of the hitherto secret J-20 inevitably fanned speculation about a power grab by China's military chiefs.

When many technologists reach retirement age, their company's chiefs always twist their arms to get them to keep working.

Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Admiral Michael Mullen told Congress this week he expects more troops will be required.

He now chairs the supposedly defunct but still powerful Joint Operations Command (JOC), composed of all security chiefs.

The bill also would require the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to conduct a similar study.

The North fired into waters near the border just after 0900 local time (0000 GMT), a spokesman for the Joint Chiefs of Staff told AFP.

Entrepreneurs, like corporate chiefs, have noticed.

Testifying before the finance committee, the energy chiefs said any tax increases would hinder future production.

Spielberg lend us the chairman of the joint chiefs Marshall mouths speak this clear.

Most Samoans are subsistence farmers who reside in small villages governed by chiefs (matai).

Traditionally, Batswana were ruled by chiefs and settled in large villages near rivers and hills.

Mr Zardari has relinquished powers to appoint or sack prime ministers, service chiefs and judges.

Military chiefs set out conditions for what they call the "transitional unity government. "

but in a nod to the new chiefs on Capitol Hill, he also admitted that "Global competition can lead to hardships. "

The chairman of US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Michael Mullen, is visiting NATO member Turkey.

Chinese Deputy Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao last month welcomed a statement by G-20 finance chiefs that omitted reference to the yuan.

Stirrup has been accused privately by former defence chiefs of not taking a sufficiently robust stand with Gordon Brown.

Of South Africa's domestic football clubs, only Soweto's Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates draw big crowds.

Ministers, judges and local chiefs are all appointed by the king, Mswati III.

Among them: keeping each other informed of measures to bail out banks, including slapping sanctions on the chiefs of failed banks.

The push for money includes appearances by all the auto chiefs before Congress.

Taking a back seat must be particularly hard for US military chiefs.

Like Santa Clauses at Christmas time, several Chiefs worked at different locations.

Most of America's corporate chiefs steer clear of the sensitive topic of health-care reform.

Denying service chiefs the reinforcements they wanted to fight the Taliban was deemed too risky.

Has the office area of the chiefs the model function ?

The rest of the Joint Chiefs were with the chairman.

Many Tibetan commandos and agents whom the CIA dropped into the country were chiefs of aristocratic clans or the sons of chiefs.

Politics , though, ensures that many company chiefs will remain loath to part with more than they are required to .

The subordinates claim that if only their chiefs were given more power, things would work better.

It is likely that many of those top earners were either top hedge-fund managers, private-equity chiefs or investment bankers.

Taliban chiefs have dismissed the talks and threatened delegates with death.

China's Benguela current chiefs of both Romania already old, but could not find the heir to stints.

"We are embarrassed, " said Dempsey, referring to fellow chiefs of the armed forces.