Sentences with phrase «as lieutenant»

F.J. Carew (born 1888), son of John Carew, became managing director of the family business and served overseas from 1916 to 1918 as lieutenant colonel with the Canadian Forestry Corps in France and in July 1917 was appointed the commanding officer of the # 1 Military District in France.

Maybe Georgia can be his next stop, as the lieutenant governor of that state has threatened one of its largest employers, Delta airlines, with increased taxes if it does not restore its relationship with the NRA, the Associated Press's R.J. Rico and Ben Nadler report.

Prior to law school, Mitchell served as a lieutenant in the United States Army from 1988 to 1992, and served in Desert Storm.

Scott also serves our country as a lieutenant colonel in the Georgia Army National Guard, and he is an Afghanistan veteran.

Earl returned to the District Attorney's Office after retiring from the Houston Police Department as a lieutenant and became a Harris County Prosecutor.

In 1941, he served as a lieutenant colonel in intelligence services in England, stationing near Oxford, and only coming back to the US in November 1945.

You play as lieutenant Timothy Orman, a cop who has to question an eyewitness to a kidnapping for clues that'll lead you to the criminal.

The reveal trailer shows Vito as a battle tested veteran who has been betrayed by the Italian mafia and took up a spot with Lincoln Clay's family as a lieutenant.

Wallace was an ex-Governor of Tortuga and had served as a lieutenant under Sir Walter Raleigh.

He received a BS in Biology from New Mexico State University and then served as a lieutenant in the army medical corp. in Vietnam.

Charlie Redmayne, the new UK boss of HarperCollins, served four years as a lieutenant in the 1980s, before starting out on a media career that has taken him to the top of the publishing world.

«It's not going to be easy to get the facility funding but... as lieutenant governor, I will do all I can in this budget conference to get money for the first time for facility funding for charter schools,» Patrick said during a charter school rally at the Capitol.

-- which just elected a pro-education reform, pro-pension reform Democrat as governor and a bona fide charter school hero as lieutenant governor.

Served four terms as lieutenant governor before being elected governor in 1990.

STARRING Harrison Ford as JOE GAVILAN Josh Hartnett as K.C. CALDEN Isaiah Washington as SARTAIN Keith David as LIEUTENANT FUQUA Lolita Davidovich as CLEO Lena Olin as RUBY

March 16, 2018 • Amanda Renteria has called on fellow Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gavin Newsom to leave his post as lieutenant governor because of a past relationship he had with a subordinate.

Lurk debuted in Dishonored: The Knife of Dunwall, the first expansion for the original Dishonored, as a lieutenant of the master assassin Daud; she also appeared in Dishonored 2 as Meagan Foster, the captain of the Dreadful Wale and an ally of the player.

Hochul would be the second female Democrat to serve as lieutenant governor of New York, following Mary Anne Krupsak, a Schenectady native who was Hugh Carey's deputy in 1974.

Dwire is a retired U.S. Army nurse, who served six years on active duty and 18 years in the reserves before retiring as a lieutenant colonel.

A judge has issued an order blocking the appointment of the man New York Gov. David Paterson had named as his lieutenant governor.

He won election as lieutenant governor in the 2006 election and stepped up to the number one job in New York after then - Gov.

Walsh is accused of stealing over $ 200,000 by lying on timesheets, while he worked as a lieutenant for the Suffolk County Correctional System.

A well - known Manhattan Democratic club endorsed Cynthia Nixon over Gov. Cuomo — but then proceeded to support Kathy Hochul, Cuomo's runningmate, for re-election as lieutenant governor.

A federal judge Tuesday denied former Suffolk County Conservative Party leader Edward Walsh's motion for a new trial, and ordered him to report to prison in October to begin serving a two - year sentence for illegally pocketing over $ 200,000 in salary and overtime in his job as a lieutenant in the county sheriff's department.

Brown had run two successful statewide races as lieutenant governor to Martin O'Malley.

,» and Mr. Duffy, trying to answer a question about what his portfolio might be as lieutenant governor, was whisked into the kitchen.

DeRosa said Duffy, the former mayor of Rochester, committed to staying as lieutenant governor until his term ends next year.

As lieutenant governor, Wyman is the second ranking officer of the executive branch and the first officer in line to succeed the Governor of Connecticut.

On Hochul's future as lieutenant governor: «I think our lieutenant governor has done an excellent job and is well respected.

• The New York Post editorial board believes that «while it's hard to make a sound legal case for Gov. Paterson's appointment of Richard Ravitch yesterday as lieutenant governor, it's easy to understand the frustrations that drove him to such extraordinary action.»

The Times is reporting that Paterson will name former MTA chief Richard Ravitch as his lieutenant governor.

«I think she's doing a phenomenal job as lieutenant governor so, honestly, if that's what she wants to continue doing she's an absolute asset for our community,» Wallace added.

Potential successors include Lovely Warren, 40, the first black female mayor of Rochester whom New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, once almost selected as his lieutenant governor.

Some profiles of her career have focused on the fact that, as lieutenant governor, she cast the deciding vote in the state Senate for the income tax in 1991.

Mentor and (playful) tormenter, the elder Cuomo served one term as secretary of state, one term as lieutenant governor and three terms as governor.

Already, in New York, International Socialist Organization activist Brian Jones has joined as the lieutenant governor candidate on the Green Party ticket, with former Socialist Party candidate Howie Hawkins.

He served in 2009 and 2010 as lieutenant governor after an appointment by Gov. David Paterson.

Fedele «knows first - hand the type of person Connecticut needs to serve as lieutenant governor in these challenging times,» Walker said.

«Why would Andrew Cuomo have chosen an anti-immigrant bank - lobbyist as his lieutenant governor?»

Syracuse Post-Standard: New York City public school advocate to run as lieutenant governor with Green Party's Hawkins

But with Kaine's selection Clinton's vice-presidential running mate, the gifts he received in the four years he served as Virginia's chief executive and his time as lieutenant governor before that are certain to be cited by his Republican critics as a sign that the now - U.S. senator is not as squeaky clean as he portrays himself.

Meanwhile, McLaughlin wouldn't rule out a spot on the Republican ticket as lieutenant governor, but indicated he wouldn't want to give up his seat in the Assembly for the post.

Duffy wrote in the letter that the decision to not run again was not a political one, but made for personal reasons, mainly the amount of physical pain induced by the constant travel he has undertaken as lieutenant governor.

Ragone has continued to advise Newsom in his new role as lieutenant governor of California.

«I will always treasure my four years as your lieutenant governor.»

Overall, Duffy reported $ 237,995 in gross income that included $ 182,950 from his pension (Duffy is a former Rochester police chief and the city's mayor) as well as his $ 153,823 in pay as lieutenant governor.

But like U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, who represented a conservative - leaning House district before becoming a statewide elected official, Hochul has emphasized support gun control measures as lieutenant governor.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday said he wants to keep Kathy Hochul as lieutenant governor, squelching rumors that she is being considered for a congressional campaign against Republican Rep. Chris Collins.

McCaughey Ross said she would seek elected office in 1998 either as lieutenant governor, governor or to the U. S. Senate.

In July, Richard Ravitch was working his way through a steak dinner at Peter Luger's when an aide to Gov. David A. Paterson unexpectedly arrived to swear in Mr. Ravitch as lieutenant governor.