Sentence examples for course executives from inspiring English sources

Of course, executives frequently lobby legislators to write laws that would favor their companies and investors.

Of course, executives at Time Warner are used to this sort of trouble from Mr. Turner.

Of course, executives could avoid becoming victims if they simply handled their private business, well, privately.

Of course executives and investors think like this: it is their job to risk money on ventures that they hope will make them money.

Of course, executives at many struggling companies have held on to their stock this year, suffering through the decline along with long-term investors.

The Phoenix 40 was an unofficial group made up of the city's leading businessmen -- bankers, partners from the largest law firms, chief executives and, of course, executives of newspapers.

Osborne said: "I'm delighted that UK Financial Investments has been able to secure James Leigh-Pemberton's appointment as chief executive and, in due course, executive chairman.

The course executive had worked wonders to produce good ground on the main course after weeks of no rain but the banks course was firm and you could see some horses were struggling to get a grip where the course made a sharp turn towards the final fence.

The Blues have appointed Chepstow horse-racing course executive director Richard Holland to succeed departed chief executive Robert Norster.

But with membership stagnant and the NYAS changing course, executive officer Rodney Nichols said in a 1 June statement, "the board agreed that the academy needs to refocus its energy and budget on its primary mission, which cannot include being publisher of a general science magazine".

Parlato says that cult allegations first surfaced around 2003 and slowed recruitment for the self-help course Executive Success Programs.