deputy director

He was most recently the deputy director of systems and technology.

I just got off the phone with the chief deputy director at the health department.

"These are the times when you need to be with your family," the deputy director had said.

Then he became deputy director of the agency in 2000.

He turned to the deputy director, who had followed me up.

I have a message for you from the deputy director.

He was deputy director of intelligence research at the department from 1953 to 1955.

He was deputy director of the institute from 1983 to 2002.

Four years later, in 1956 he became deputy director of the institute.

From 2007 to 2008 she was the deputy director for policy planning in the state department.

In the present situation the deputy director held all the cards.

A woman answered, and he asked for the deputy director.

He served as deputy director from 1958 and worked there until 1960.

So did the deputy director, looking pleased with the way things were going.

She waited for a moment to see if the deputy director was going to say anything else.

Deputy director or not, he had handled himself pretty well.

As the deputy director he was the chief aide for health and education.

She is also the deputy director of the law school's program in Holocaust and human rights studies.

He had previously served as deputy director general since 1975.

She was previously the organization's deputy director of general research.

In fact you and the deputy director might be the only ones."

The deputy director didn't give me a chance to ask questions.

Moore said as the deputy director of operations came in.

He stayed with the company and rose to be deputy director of administration.

"The deputy director is the best one to fill in all the details."