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Meanings of chief of the cabinet in English

Russian
премьер-министр аргентины
Portuguese
chefe de gabinete da nação argentina
Spanish
jefatura de gabinete
Catalan
cap del gabinet de ministres
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Political office of Argentina.

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премьер-министр аргентины
Catalan
cap de gabinet

Senior civil servant who acts as an aide or private secretary to a government figure.

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cap de gabinet
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Examples for "chef de cabinet"
Examples for "chef de cabinet"
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I had never known Pontécoulant until W. chose him as his chef de cabinet.
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
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Pontécoulant, Comte de, chef de cabinet under M. Waddington.
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
3
Comte de P., chef de cabinet, came in late as usual, to have a last talk.
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
4
One day, just before Christmas, about the 20th, W. and his chef de cabinet, Comte de P., started for the house, after breakfast-W
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
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In fact his speech was read by his chef de cabinet, Mr Joe Brosnan, as Mr Flynn was unable to attend due to illness.
The Irish Times
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As a result the defence minister and army chief of staff resigned.
The Irish Times
2
Rahm, as a good chief of staff, has just raised this question.
Obama's wars
3
She speaks to her chief of staff and Health Minister Chris Hipkins.
Radio NZ
4
He was also chief of staff for Sarkozy's health minister, Xavier Bertrand.
Reuters
5
Musca served as chief of staff of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Reuters
Usage of chief of the cabinet in English
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M. Defavre became chief of the Cabinet, and M. Waddington Minister for Foreign Affairs.
France in the Nineteenth Century
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'Perhaps you never heard that the chief of the Cabinet took a very different view of my Irish policy.'
Lord Kilgobbin
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He is chief of the Cabinet, has the final say over its decisions, appoints Fine Gael's nine Ministers and controls his party's relationship with Labour.
The Irish Times
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"My husband is now chief of the Cabinet of the Foreign Minister," said Madame Piriac with modest pride.
The Lion's Share