Sentence examples for change of executives from inspiring English sources

Some media analysts said the change of executives was more likely to be linked to the split of News Corp. into its entertainment and publishing units earlier this year, than to politics and the heated election campaign.

A change of executives meant that the project did not reach production, however Wearing persisted in trying to get it commissioned, and Flannery extended the serial to six episodes, one for each United Kingdom general election from 1964 to 1979.

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Results are discussed with respect to the importance of developing psychometrically sound and scalable instruments that facilitate the measurement of interindividual differences in intraindividual change of executive function across the early childhood period.

Even liberals should have wanted a periodic change of executive directors so that one man would not have so much power.

Misfits was rejected in December 2000 and The Second Coming was initially approved by Channel 4 but later rejected after a change of executive personnel.

The expected change of chief executives was first reported by The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.

This coincides with a change of chief executives: Christine Day will leave at the end of the fiscal year in January after five years on the job.

It survived a change of chief executives at G.M., a tug of war on the deal's size and delicate decisions on overseas investors.

A picture caption in Business Day yesterday about the change of chief executives at Eastman Kodak misstated the given name of the departing one.

There is some truth to the tale, to be sure, but the reasons run deeper than a mere change of chief executives.