Bormann

American

[bawr-muhn, bawr-mahn] / ˈbɔr mən, ˈbɔr mɑn /

noun

Martin Ludwig 1900–45, German Nazi official.

Bormann British

/ ˈbɔrman /

noun

Martin . 1900–45, German Nazi politician; Hitler's adviser and private secretary (1942–45): committed suicide

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But they couldn’t advance to managerial positions without a bachelor’s degree, according to Gregory Bormann, dean of career and technical education at the college.

From Los Angeles Times

Tim Bormann, his chief of staff, said his staff would “professionally dedicate ourselves” to their work while Ravnsborg is on leave.

From Washington Post

The judge this week permitted Cheryl Bormann, who has served as the capital defense lawyer for defendant Walid bin Attash for a decade, to quit the case.

From Seattle Times

But before they could start, Cheryl Bormann, the lead lawyer for one of the defendants, Walid bin Attash, asked to step down from the case.

From New York Times

It is ultimately up to the trial judge to decide whether the lawyer, Cheryl Bormann, or any defense lawyer can resign.

From New York Times

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