Sentence examples for a western executive from inspiring English sources

Nigeria was good training for Russia, says a western executive.

A Western executive who dealt with AAR for years said, "Khan couldn't care less what your wife's name was.

A spell in China helps a Western executive rise to the top.Yet the converse is not true.

A Western executive, who knows Mr. Khan and spoke on the condition of anonymity because he does not want to risk business relationships, said the Russian partners understood the oil business.

A Western executive involved in negotiations with the Kurds said the regional government seemed to be trying to "create a fait accompli" by signing so many deals with foreign companies that the central government eventually had to accept the provisions sought by the Kurds in any final version of the oil law.

A Western executive at the Beijing auto show here this week said that Chinese banks were not only becoming more cautious about making car loans to consumers, responding to a recently announced government policy, but were quietly becoming even more reluctant to lend money to car dealers.

To keep IBM's ThinkPad customers from jumping ship, Lenovo's board and executives decided the company needed a Western chief executive with full operational powers.

This is not the kind of sentiment likely to be expressed by a Western defence executive.

"They're raking it in," said a Western oil executive here in the kingdom's capital.

Almost immediately after Monday's competition, a Western Olympic executive and a high-ranking Western skating official said the event's head referee, Ron Pfenning of the United States, was told of possible improprieties involving Le Gougne.

"I think he'll be a really good pro, but not great," said a Western Conference executive, who would not be named because he is not permitted to talk about prospects.