Sentence examples for broad range of executive from inspiring English sources

Until a legislative solution to the nation's outdated immigration system becomes a priority for Congress, the right administration will need to examine a broad range of executive actions to enact immediately in the face of a Do Nothing Congress.

The documents provide a window into what a broad range of senior executives were doing with their own shares.

From there, picture the new President moving outward, first detaining Lynne Cheney and the Cheneys' daughters, then the daughters' spouses, and then their drivers and secretaries and bodyguards, a broad range of senior executives from Cheney's Halliburton days, and, finally, hundreds of businesspeople and officials who owed their careers to the powerful political family.

A strength of this study is the fact that we were able to interview a broad range of professionals and executive staff of patient organizations knowledgeable on screening and/or health care for Pompe disease patients.

My new book, Potential: Workplace Violence Prevention and Your Organizational Success, underscores how a broad range of people -- including executives, law enforcement, contract security, human resources and building management personnel -- can collectively build a culture of engagement, empowerment and education to lower an organization's workplace violence risk.

At present, it is well established that individuals with schizophrenia demonstrate significant impairments across a broad range of cognitive domains, including memory, executive functions, attention, motor abilities, and spatial functions [ 2], in first episode patients [ 3, 4] and in their unaffected relatives [ 5, 6].

"The resources made available through the transaction will reinforce our widely recognized ability to help organizations from a broad range of industries," Pamela McNamara, the firm's chief executive, said in a statement to be released today.

85 Moderate intensity physical exercise can lead to significant changes in brain health and cognitive performance 31 with potential effects on a broad range of cognitive domains, including memory, attention, and executive function.

Now many of these professionals -- a broad range of college-educated managers, administrators and midlevel executives -- have been out of work for a year or longer, especially in the hard-hit worlds of finance, communications and information technology that are concentrated in the New York area.

Prior to that, he spent two decades on Wall Street where he developed advisory relationships with institutional investors and senior executives across a broad range of industries.

Mr. Cheney said the Bush White House had been justified in expanding executive authority across a broad range of policy, including the war in Iraq, treatment of terrorism suspects and the domestic wiretapping program.