Sentence examples for a state executive from inspiring English sources

Normally, a state executive might be smart to entertain a request from delegates, especially across party lines: political favors pay returns.

Mr. Lacy previously served as Deputy Campaign Director of the National Republican Congressional Committee and as a state executive director for Reagan for President in 1980.

But we have repeatedly warned our readers to be skeptical when a state executive highlights employment trends during his or her tenure.

Subsection (a) does not prohibit officers or employees of the United States from testifying before any State or local legislative body in response to the invitation of any member of that legislative body or a State executive office.

Mindful that he fared poorly four years ago against Senator John McCain in rural parts of New Hampshire, Mr. Romney and his team carefully cultivated politically influential figures like Douglas Dutile, the sheriff of Grafton County, located along the state's western border, and Raymond S. Burton, a state executive councilor who has represented the northern half of New Hampshire since the 1970s.

He's also likable, accomplished and in command of the issues — all fine qualities in a state executive.

And if the Libertarians are trying to offer a credible alternative to Donald Trump, choosing a seasoned state executive over a paranoid survivalist who at this very moment might be slowly emerging from a swamp in full camouflage while gripping a knife with his teeth would seem to be the rational choice.

Meanwhile the Liberal division is preparing for a special state executive meeting on Tuesday night to determine the running order of the NSW Senate ticket.

It threatened to sue Asbury Park under a 1993 state executive order that requires government agencies to use recycled material wherever possible as long as the cost does not exceed 10percentt of virgin material.

Although she was seen in a catatonic state, executive producer Howard Gordon later reassured fans, "Audrey is so not dead.

Prosecutors indicted a top state executive the next year on charges related to $11 million in taxpayer funds that the agency awarded to a private company without review, though the executive was later acquitted.