Sentence examples for executive's position from inspiring English sources

"Most of the white-collar convictions that we've seen are based on wrongdoing that's intertwined with the executive's position at the company --accounting fraud, manipulatheg the company's transactions or records, securities fraud based on the company's own misstatements and so forth," Ms. Fisch said.

He will assume the chief executive's position upon Mr. Day's retirement.

Edward H. Braun, chairman of the board, will take over the chief executive's position and continue as president.

Gilbert said in a teleconference that he was unsure if Streeter would look to retain the chief executive's position.

Mr. Capellas, according to Hewlett-Packard executives, had been looking for a chief executive's position elsewhere recently.

The age limit for the chief executive's position, which Mr. Tchuruk also holds, would remain at 68.

Blake, 58, becomes the president and chief executive officer, a new post with more power than the executive director's position, which has been held by Dick Schultz, since 1995.

There's precedent for this: Defenders of the executive branch's position can point to the fact that even though much of the information exposed by Wikileaks about Middle East regimes' collusion with the U.S. was not a surprise, seeing the evidence in official U.S. cables helped spark outrage throughout the region and fuel the Arab Spring protests.

Instead, he's a lawyer tasked with the responsibility of defending the executive branch's position in court.

The executive director's position pays $141,730, and it had been vacant since October, when Joseph Pennisi, who previously had been deputy county executive of Albany County, left to become the Senate finance secretary.

The executive director's position has been a revolving door.