Sentence examples for appointing executives from inspiring English sources

But Wallace has far bigger potential headaches than appointing executives.

Even with American and European companies appointing executives this summer to put in place a stricter regimen of inspections and safeguards under the new agreements, these efforts are limited to Bangladesh.

Deirdre K. Mulligan, staff counsel at the Washington-based Center for Democracy and Technology, shed she was pleased that DoubleClick was appointing executives to address consumers' privacy concerns, but she added that it remained to be seen how serious the company's commitment is.

The rest are appointed executives.

As our briefing explains (see article), it often appoints executives, directs deals and finances them through state banks.

Institutions that are prone to appoint executives who preside rather than lead are doomed for failure.

Stanford Makishi has been appointed executive director of the Baryshnikov Arts Center.

That is what defines us," said Jerzy Pomianowski, who was appointed executive director of E.E.D. this month.

WNBC was slumping in the ratings when Mr. Sherman was appointed executive vice president in 1979.

She was appointed executive director of the association's appraisals services department.

He was made Assistant Director of the Commission, and was appointed Executive Director in 1970.