Sentence examples for directing executive from inspiring English sources

But the backstage kitchen crew and Jason Robison, the directing executive chef, are as steadfast as the backdrop.

The move comes after the issuance of several executive orders by President Obama directing executive agencies to take steps to "protect innovators from frivolous litigation".

These are the kinds of small steps that the president can take in the face of congressional inaction: slightly ramping up enforcement, directing executive branch officials to take certain legally authorized actions.

Although it was previously reported Goldsman would be directing, executive producer Joe Chappelle ultimately directed the installment.

In 2011, Obama issued Executive Order 13587, directing Executive Branch departments and agencies to be on guard against insider threats.

Obama's directive laid out the rationale for a policy of engagement with Cuba and directed executive branch agencies to work toward its implementation.

He directed executive agencies to take steps to "protect innovators from frivolous litigation".

Mr Yang will return to being chief Yahoo, a position without direct executive responsibility.

"What was new last year with Kosovo and East Timor is that we were given direct executive law enforcement powers.

Before then the government had been military and highly centralized with direct executive power exercised by regional vice presidents while President Bolívar was campaigning.

What's more, supporting civil actions for damages would have allowed the facts of torture to emerge through judicial proceedings, avoiding the political conflict of direct executive involvement.