undersecretary , auch: under-secretary

"I will try to make myself clear," the Undersecretary said.

"The last time a government man came to my house, it was the Undersecretary."

The undersecretary of State, briefcase in hand, seemed to understand why.

He was appointed as the Undersecretary for education in 2008.

He was the undersecretary of the foreign ministry from 1998 to 2002.

The door opened without a knock, and the undersecretary of State.

He became an assistant to the undersecretary of labor in 1955.

"We have a former undersecretary of state working in our Washington office.

On board were 8 people including two cabinet undersecretaries and other military men.

He was a junior research specialist in the office of an undersecretary.

The undersecretary of state raised his eyes and continued calmly.

These skills have been on display more recently in his current position as undersecretary of state for arms control and international security.

Look at the provisions for the undersecretary of security and transportation.

He was undersecretary of the budget from 1981 until 1983 and then became treasury minister.

He afterwards rose to be undersecretary to the chief secretary's department.

From 1967 to 1968 he was assistant undersecretary and legal adviser.

The undersecretary to the media coordinator says we're out of vodka.

The undersecretary put down the photograph and made a check mark on the border of his notes.

The undersecretary of State took the papers and settled back into the chair.

"Just a minute," said the undersecretary of State, his face suddenly alive.

"Only days ago another undersecretary sat at this same dais."

He put the undersecretary for intelligence next in line.

He paused, staring at the undersecretary, then lowered his voice.

The undersecretary covered the mouthpiece and spoke to the major.

The doctor spoke in broken Portuguese, then turned back to the undersecretary.