Sentence examples for executive confusion from inspiring English sources

Executive confusion doesn't happen anymore.

This position, for a club whom Venky's talked of being an "Arsenal of the north", the upset of fans who embrace Jack Walker's Ewood Park statue as a rallying point, and executive confusions at the heart of the club, are not what were in that takeover brochure an extraordinary year ago.

On a May 31 call with the chairwoman of the S.E.C., Mary L. Schapiro, and other officials, Nasdaq's chief executive expressed confusion about the S.E.C.'s aggressive approach.

Cognitively, memory impairment, impaired executive function, confusion, and fluctuating levels of consciousness may occur.

Such a state of things brings about a situation when many senior executives express confusion about the CTO's exact role.

Because there were at least five different court orders issued at different times, following a vague and poorly-worded executive order, the confusion was understandable.

Yet amid the confusion network executives say they have spotted indications that the public is ready to greet a new season with a combination of relief and real enthusiasm.

At present the distinction between the two is routinely clouded by Mr Arafat's penchant for weekly "leadership" meetings made up of both the PA cabinet and the PLO executive.In fact, the confusion could become even worse if Mr Arafat succeeds in putting in place the new "national unity" government he envisages.

The Westchester County executive, Andrew J. Spano, said today that confusion over federal dosage guidelines was hampering plans to distribute a cancer-blocking pill to residents in a radioactive emergency.

In a response to Mr. Myers, Mr. Brabbs said that "mixed and inaccurate messages" had been exchanged "as usual" and that he would be calling Mr. Myers and Mark Willson, another executive, to sort out the confusion.

"It's a difficult landscape for obesity programmes such as Mend at the moment", said its chief executive, Harry MacMillan, who complained that confusion over the coalition's policy of handing responsibility for public health from the NHS to local councils had left it facing "a declining and uncertain market".