Sentence examples for executive character from inspiring English sources

MARK HYATT President and Chief Executive Character Education Partnership Washington, March 6 , 2012

The mandamus does not seek to direct or control the postmaster general in the discharge of any official duty, partaking in any respect of an executive character; but to enforce the performance of a mere ministerial act, which neither he nor the President had any authority to deny or control.

At Beverly Hills High School, Medina met the sons of Motown Records founder, Berry Gordy Jr., and after high school, Medina moved into their Bel-Air home (a record executive character on Fresh Prince is named Gordy Berry).

And I'm also sure she appreciated the irony of her ad executive character, Sydney Roberts, on the short-lived sitcom The Crazy Ones, being forced to sing a classic McDonald's jingle, "You Deserve a Break Today," in a crowded restaurant to Kelly Clarkson to convince Clarkson to perform the song in a commercial for McDonald's so that Roberts' company can retain their lucrative McDonald's account.

Angela Duckworth is the founder and chief executive of Character Lab and a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania.

The writer of the @MackMcHaleACN account, based on Emily Mortimer's executive producer character, said that, because she works in a high-pressure job in the tech world, she doesn't have time to update her account often.

Randolph realized that most moviegoers — and most Hollywood executives — prefer characters who have psychological motivations.

That curious institution, which flourished in the late 16th and early 17th centuries, was of mixed executive and judicial character, and characteristically departed from common-law traditions.

In earlier scenes, which show Philippa assembling a time bomb and slipping it into the wastebasket outside a sleek executive suite, her character is an ominously purposeful agent of fate.

Hans Snook, Orange's chief executive, said the character and the software would be used in Orange's new-media operations, which he said would take "wirefree communications beyond what is available today".

To form the entertainment list, Forbes invited three industry heavyweights to serve as judges: pop star and 30 Under 30 Europe alumna Rita Ora Stephen Garrettt, executive producer at Character 7 and Josh Wilson, founder of Wilson Worldwide Productions and list alum.