Sentence examples for attributed to executive from inspiring English sources

Scarborough speculated that the NRA's decline in popularity could be partly attributed to executive vice president Wayne LaPierre, whose defiant press conference a week after the Newtown shootings inspired a raft of criticism.

Automatic retrieval of object files has the theoretically interesting property of mimicking several effects that are often attributed to executive control processes.

Reacting to news that Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt resigned Thursday, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) released a one-word statement, attributed to Executive Director Noah Bookbinder: "Good". .

The improvement is attributed to Starbucks' executive "lean team" approach to cutting waste and raising worker productivity.

"The board would also like to make clear that comments attributed to chief executive Ryan McKnight in various national newspapers on Sunday and Monday, to the effect that blame for these incidents rests entirely with Kidderminster Harriers, were in fact never made.

Visual spatial and visuoconstructional impairment in AD are also attributed to impaired executive functioning [ 64, 65].

All of this evidence after MD lesion damage in rodent models has been attributed to impaired executive functioning and changes in cognitive control.

The question now becomes what part of the rise in their companies' shares can be attributed to the executives, and what part to pre-existing positive corporate momentum.

In this perspective, the contribution from executive inhibitory mechanisms should be the same regardless of whether the task is presented with words or faces, and variance in performance between verbal and non-verbal tasks must be attributed to non-executive processes.

The difference in atmosphere, which they attributed to a new executive director and board, was palpable, said Paul Perez, the former theater director, who left to join the Pulse Performing Arts Studio in Bedford Hills, taking nine of the center's teachers and 42 of its students with him.

For positive collaborations across languages and cultures, Goldsmith endorses a principle attributed to Yang Yuanqing, chief executive officer of the computer company Lenovo: "In all situations, assume good intentions".