chief of state

In many cases, that means talking to the chief of state.

That is not polite to say about a chief of state.

"Now it will be Hamilton alone as chief of state."

Someone had already made a try for the Chief of State.

The president is both the chief of state and head of government.

Now that Haitians have seen the general as chief of state, little trust is left.

The chief of state, and they whisper that she has not done enough with herself!"

In the first panel, he was chief of state.

Neither in that role nor certainly as chief of state did he have the authority to surrender on his own.

You had to take risks, a fact never appreciated by those who merely thought about being a chief of state.

They are chiefs of government, I am chief of state.

A chief of state was smarter than that, wasn't he?

It is Parliament that actually elects the chief of state.

Every chief of state did that, though not many invoked the name of God so much.

Almost every pair belonged to a chief of state.

The visit is the first by a Korean chief of state to Japan since 1984.

But as chief of state, he can wield influence at decisive moments.

Where else does any chief of state care that much about the judgment of a journalist?

I certainly don't see a problem with the chief of state walking his national security adviser home."

After all, I am a chief of state.

In modern terms these early emperors would tend to be identified as chiefs of state.

During his presidency he became the first chief of state of any nation to visit Antarctica.

It is a republic because the chief of State is a president, and not a king, queen or emperor.

He left the august presence of his chief of state with a troubled expression.

Executive powers were held by the Chief of State.