Sentence examples for changed executive from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, NBC News has changed executive producers on three of its four major news programs.

Just before its 20th birthday in January, the Manhattan Ocean Club changed executive chefs, hiring Craig Koketsu, who worked at Lespinasse.

For instance, M&C Saatchi, the London agency founded by Maurice and Charles Saatchi, has struggled to gain additional accounts for its New York outpost beyond its initial client, British Airways, and changed executive creative directors there twice from September 1998 to December 2000.

Since Mr. Nuti joined the company, 15 of the company's top 16 management positions have changed executives.

In short, then, we may want to change executive pay practices for a variety of social, political and moral reasons.

Mr. Elwood said publicly available legal opinions dating from 1987 make clear the Justice Department's view that the president has the power to change executive orders.

"The rules of the show don't change," executive producer Gale Anne Hurd said.

Scandals have forced Nomura to change executive leadership twice since the collapse of Japan's asset bubble.

Cognitive therapy for depression will typically attempt to promote antecedent-focused emotion regulation, including reappraisal, and reduce depressive rumination, and may possibly also change executive performance [ 63].

"Situations change, people change, executives change," he said, somewhat obliquely.

Though Mr. Sanders's title may change, executives who know him well said that Mr. Sanders, who is known as Jerry, was unlikely to fade away quickly.