Sentence examples for day head of from inspiring English sources
The USDA also stood against Cool, according to Lloyd Day, head of the agency's agricultural marketing service, because of its projected impact on consumers and its estimated cost to the food industry: $2.5 billion£1.4.4 billion) in the first year.
"A lot of our guests are families who have done the resort holidays and are tired of the artificial environment," says Richard Day, head of holidays for the National Trust, adding that about 5percentt of their bookings come from Americans.
Chris Day, head of corporate communication for the talent agency UTA, is a passionate motorcycle enthusiast who currently owns bikes made by BMW, KTM, Suzuki and Honda.
Mr Day, head of the Greenwood Dale Foundation Trust (GDFT), one of the largest education trusts in the East Midlands, was brought in to help turn the school around.
Throughout the day, heads of state sought to lay out the stakes of the conference.
The United States national team's second boat won the featured championship men's eights at the end of the two-day Head of the Charles Regatta in Cambridge, Mass.
Hank Steinbrecher resigned yesterday as executive director of the United States Soccer Federation, more than nine years after taking over as day-to-day head of the governing body.
In a statement released to employees at Yahoo on Friday, head of Human Resources Jackie Reses wrote: "We need to be working side-by-side.
In an interview with la Repubblica on Monday, head of La Nave di Teseo Elisabetta Sgarbi called the new book "an ironic book, as withering as he was" and said Eco was "a tireless worker".
On Wednesday, head of the Anbar provincial council Sabah Karhoot, along with Gov. Suhaib Rawi, called upon the government to ramp up coalition airstrikes against the Islamic State and send in additional forces.
Further on, one of the stroke survivors experienced a situation in which his colleague, who was temporarily acting in his position as day-to-day head of the company, was collecting information concerning his workday performance in order to have him dismissed: I can't think of it.
