The chiefes of the coastal villages met to plan the festival.

The band chief settled disputes among the families around the seasonal camp.

The Chief Baron reviewed the petitions and pronounced a judgment that would shape the Court of Exchequer's procedures for years to come.

The war chief rallied the clans before dawn, knowing their survival depended on unity.

The base chief inspected the new recruits' quarters before the morning roll call.

The war chiefs negotiated a fragile truce to spare their people further suffering.

The arch-chiefs convened at dawn to settle the intertribal dispute.

At the Grand Council meeting, the "condoled chief" reminded younger members of their duty to the people.

Chief judge Ramirez reviewed the evidence one last time before addressing the courtroom.

The tribal council deferred to the arch-chief when negotiating the terms of the alliance.