I continue to believe in the definition of a chief executive's job as defined by Fred Wilson on his blog: "A C.E.O.
"It becomes akin to a flip of the coin, which is the definition of gambling," said Robert Bowman, the chief executive of Major League Baseball Advanced Media, the league's Internet company.
None of the chiefs now leading the three American car companies can be credited for inspiring or developing anything on the roads today — the unofficial definition of what makes a Detroit chief executive a true "car guy".
Then, during the New Deal, the "power to regulate commerce," along with the definition of "commerce" itself, became the chief means by which Congress passed legislation protecting people against an unbridled market; the Court complied only after a protracted battle.
Articulating a compelling economic rationale to justify investments in research by definition furthest removed from direct, immediate economic benefit is perhaps one of chief challenges of R&D managers, policy makers and science analysts in the years ahead.
"The Rio Grande, being an international boundary, comes under our definition of a navigable waterway," said Nick Mpras, chief of bridge administration for the Coast Guard in Washington.
The amendent adopts the definition of domestic violence used by the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo).
He said the coalition had agreed to widen the bill's definition of domestic violence - as requested by chief police officers - and legal aid would still be available where courts decided it was needed, "even in older instances of domestic violence".
Keith Lehrer employs the concept of coherence in his definition of justification, which in turn is a chief ingredient in his complex post-Gettier definition of knowledge.
PROFILE OF Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes.
