Women would serve as the hospital's chief officer until 1946.

Each of these services had a separate department with its own chief officer.

Again appropriate chief officers played a part on many of these.

Nor are there any at or just below chief officer level.

The two chief officers of the board are the chair and the secretary.

It was also the title for the chief officer of a hundred.

Over time, the organisation's chief officers have been given different titles.

The most crucial relationship is that between committee chairman and chief officer.

Chief officers continue to oppose any reform of the present system.

"In a short time, we'll have a complete profile of the company and its chief officers."

These principal chief officers should in appropriate cases be responsible for more than one department.

The toughest chief officer, or the group with the most powerful chair, will usually win.

At dinner we're introduced to the two chief officers below the captain.

"But I thought a chief officer was fully qualified to run a ship?"

But she probably is the only Chief Officer who's a woman.

He is believed to be the only chief officer to have suffered such a fate.

Twelve men lost their lives, including the captain, chief officer and all the engineers.

The chief officer told the crew to escape over the rocks if they could.

His daughter Robbin is president and chief officer of operations.

He went on like that until the chief officer nodded him through with a glazed look in his eyes.

However, the organisation allows chief officers to form a national policy rather than replicate the work in each of their forces.

"I am worried that the captain and chief officer may not get a fair trial this time around."

The 70-year-old former chief officer of the local Klan group has denied making the statement.

The Chief officer declares that she died of a panic attack.

Until his retirement in 1989 he was the foundation's chief officer for its urban poverty program.