Sentence examples for chief decision-makers from inspiring English sources

Newsweek reported that there is a "long list of unscheduled musical releases that Bowie planned before he died". Zysblat is likely to be one of the chief decision-makers on when and how to release that music, a key step in keeping the Bowie legacy alive.

Conventional wisdom amongst diplomats and analysts in Tehran has it that Iran's chief decision-makers are loathe to reach a deal on the nuclear dispute because they fear the US will simply shift the ground to human rights in its quest for regime change.

political life, but secret govt., in which the identities even of the chief decision makers are unknown, appears to be a recent innovation.

And second, Putin's the chief decision maker.

This person could be appointed the team leader the chief decision maker who corrals the rest of the group.

On paper Gorbachev had achieved his ambition: he was chief decision maker and indeed a constitutional dictator.

Paul Reichmann, a tall, soft-spoken man who dressed in black suits, white shirts and dark ties, was clearly the family business strategist and chief decision-maker.

The tool has powerful implications for leadership: It requires the leader to change from being the chief decision maker to being the chief experimenter.

He has been the Wizards' chief decision-maker since the late Abe Pollin hired him to take over the franchise in 2003.

During the spill, Allen maintained an unrelenting schedule, travelling throughout the Gulf not only as the cleanup's chief decision-maker, but also as its chief spokesman and diplomat.

Indeed, the innovation leader is not the chief decision maker but the chief experimenter, helping to identify critical assumptions on which new offerings are based, fashion experiments to test those assumptions with customers, and interpret the results.