Sentence examples for called the executive from inspiring English sources

As any civics class teacher knows, the way American government is supposed to work according to the U.S. Constitution is that Congress makes laws, and then the executive branch executes them (that's why it's called the executive branch).

He called the executive responsible into his office and showed him a huge sum of cash.

At one point, in defending the President's reluctance, his spokesman even called the executive order "redundant".

Mr. McGraime responded with what might be called the executive handshake.

A few days later, Mr. Birnbaum called the executive, who is not named in the court documents.

The company, which has nearly 900 locations in 49 states and Canada, has an employee called the executive vice president for global marketing and brand development.

After half an hour devoted to rezoning several neighborhoods in Queens, Weprin called the executives from M.S.G. to present testimony.

Post's focus is the prefrontal cortex, which he calls the executive control center.

But it wasn't long before MoCA came calling — the executive director seat hadn't been filled in two years.

Well it seems me be that our esteemed Dundonian has seized his chance to remind folk that some people like to call the executive "The White Heather Club".

For those reasons, the petition organizers call the executive order "detrimental to the national interests of the United States".