Examples of 'headed the department' in a sentence
Meaning of "headed the department"
The phrase 'headed the department' is used to indicate that a person was in a leadership position or held a managerial role within a particular department or organization. It implies that the individual was responsible for overseeing the operations, decision-making, and overall management of that specific department
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headed the department
He is still the youngest chairman to have headed the Department of Economics.
So, you have headed the department to correct the mistake of your father.
Patricia Roberts Harris headed the department before and after it was renamed.
He headed the department " Microwave Technology " of the laboratory at the Radio Faculty.
There he also headed the Department of Sociology.
He headed the department until 1961, which under his leadership prepared hundreds of Soviet engineers.
At the Ministry, in Rome, he headed the department for the management of assets worldwide.
He headed the Department for four decades, stepping down only after his health failed in 1949.
Since then, he has headed the Department of Molecular Ecology.
In addition, he headed the department of information and propaganda under the PKWN.
As lieutenant governor, he headed the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism.
He also headed the Department of Mollusks, and was Assistant Director.
There from 1979 he headed the department of function theory and functional analysis.
He then headed the Department of Culture at the Academy in 1982.
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Headed towards the service area now
You are probably headed the other way
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Yet the chairman of my department remains unimpressed
The department comes in from the rear
Both in the police department and elsewhere
