Sentence examples for conservative executive from inspiring English sources

They saw him as a tough, conservative executive.

Another more conservative executive who signed a letter to Congress and the president from the Business Roundtable was Rex W. Tillerson, the chief executive of Exxon.

The super PAC backing Mr. Bush is spending $37 million to introduce him as a proven conservative executive, on the theory that primary voters know relatively little about his record despite his family name.

"What the people of California deserve to hear, but what they probably won't from Mr. Davis, is an apology," said Mr. Simon, a conservative executive and the son of former Treasury Secretary William E. Simon.

A careful, conservative executive, Schuerholz takes on the concept of building a team through statistical analysis, as heralded in the popular book "Moneyball," rather than through "traditional judgment and instinctive evaluation".

But coming in conjunction with the impending tax cut, a new energy plan, a set of conservative executive and judicial appointments and other pieces of a White House agenda that looked far less bipartisan, the commencement talk was widely interpreted not as a plan for action but as part of a conscious strategy to woo Roman Catholic supporters.

Companies are being less conservative and that means even more competition, so the more conservative executives might not be around in the future.

Despite the Cheesecake Factory charge, Zurn tends to be one of the most conservative executives when it comes to credit card use.

Having lost the fight to prevent the repeal of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law, and steadily losing the battle for marriage equality, the SBC's religiously ultra conservative executives have now cleverly changed their strategy.

"It is fair to say that Chrysler is firing on all cylinders," Sergio Marchionne, the notoriously conservative chief executive of both Fiat and Chrysler, told reporters and analysts in a conference call.

The conservative media executive quickly bonded with the populist politician, who at the time was leading the UK Independence Party, an anti-immigration, make-Britain-great-again force that helped fuel a backlash against the European Union.