Secretary Bill Cohen's choice for chief technical adviser, the former NASA hand Hans Mark, was welcomed last week by Senate Armed Services as the harbinger of a new administration attitude toward countering missile dangers.
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Lipper, the chief technical adviser on the film, said it was important for the film makers to capture the energy of City Hall as a crossroads for government officials, the media and ordinary citizens.
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The Chief Technical Adviser of Australian National Airways, Thomas Lawrence, told the inquiry he did not think there was any evidence to indicate the automatic pilot was engaged at the time of the accident.
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"The nifty thing is you can now take it for granted in Bouaki in Cote D'Ivoire, " said Donald Winkelmann, chief technical adviser for the consultative group, a consortium of 16 government-supported international research centers.
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Reginald Austin, the chief technical adviser to a joint Afghan-U . N . elections board, cautioned that the number of votes counted represented less than 1 percent of an estimated 7 million to 8 million votes cast.
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Mark, a former secretary of the Air Force, will get to try out some of these ideas if the U . S . Senate confirms him later this year as chief technical adviser to Secretary of Defense William Cohen.
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He had joined PwC in 2002, when ADP Group legacy firm, KK Consulting Associates, merged with PwC . In 1995-98, he was Chief Technical Adviser for public sector reform in the President s Office of the Government of Tanzania.
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Under such circumstances, " the winners are the criminals who take advantage of that kind of situation, " said Hans Jarvestam, chief technical adviser for the United Nations International Drug Control Program, one of the agencies that organized the course.
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Even the pillars of Atlanta agree that the soccer-ball industry's glamour, more than its sins, made it the target of reformers, and that reform " started in a rush, " as Jacques van der Pols, the ILO's chief technical adviser in Sialkot, puts it.
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Agrarian Reform Secretary Horacio Morales identified the victims as Lieven de la Marche, 37, of Heusden, chief technical adviser of the Belgian Integrated Agrarian Reform Support Program, and Eric Bracke, a 39-year-old journalist with the Belgian newspaper De Morgen from Wetteren near Gent City.
