Sentence examples for executive chain from inspiring English sources

The calls came amid fresh signs that separate parliamentary and police inquiries into investigative practices in British newsrooms are on a course to expand beyond The News of the World tabloid, now defunct, and the executive chain in Rupert Murdoch's stable of British newspapers to rival publications.

This refers to shaping corporate culture and the internal processes that result in people being identified, nurtured and promoted up the executive chain, but what would this enlightened process look like?

To assess TMAs quantitatively, a so-called macro (that is, executive chain of commands) is created by using the image analysis software, NIS Elements (Nikon, Tokyo, Japan); 40 coordinates which correspond to the location of the TMA samples on the slide are set.

In February Sunbeam filed for bankruptcy protection after a protracted financial odyssey brought on by the management of ousted chief executive Albert J. (Chain Saw) Dunlap.

We fans pour so much emotion into these leagues, and hearing soulless corporate terms like "brand" and "product" crystallized my opinion that people at the top of the executive food chain don't view the game the same way we do.

It had anointed Henry Tang Ying-yen, who years ago forsook his family textile business for the chief-executive apprenticeship chain, through the Legislative Council and senior government jobs.

Subsequently, we revised the questionnaire based on the feedback from the pilot study to gather responses from IT executives' supply chain organizations.

His father was an executive for a chain of gas stations.

"There were some people who hoped you all wouldn't show up," said Mr. Cain, a former pizza chain executive.

The cause was ovarian cancer, said Mr. Milstein, who is president and chief executive of the chain, Burlington Coat Factory.

That executive said his chain, one of the country's largest, so far had not changed its plans for "The Dark Knight".