Sentence examples for executive demands from inspiring English sources

GE's chief executive demands that businesses hire more people.

For nearly five years it appeared comfortable with the secret judicial system that catered to executive demands.

"The willingness of workers to discard status privileges like desks and offices is not just a sign of giving in to executive demands for cost control," he writes.

The verbal Sternberg task emphasizes maintenance of stimuli via phonological rehearsal, whereas central executive demands prevail in n-back tasks.

Then don't bother applying to Siebel Systems, where the 47-year-old chief executive demands conformity that would have earned a salute from General Patton.

Our results suggest that reasoning requires an interaction between cortical areas and the caudate nucleus, in which the caudate body supports both reasoning and working memory and the head of the caudate is specifically involved in the executive demands of reasoning, namely deducing and applying a sequence rule.

First, a National Lampoon executive demanded that the Lampoon logo be removed from the listing.

The Human Capital Markets Index has six components -- macro-level executive supply, macro-level executive demand, micro-level executive supply, micro-level executive demand, stock-market volatility and the price-to-book ratio of the Standard & Poor's 500 companies.

The show mocked the advertisers, and Smigel appeared in a recurring segment as a network executive demanding that the show become more appealing.

One Christmas, when his young children were still opening their presents, a Ford executive demanded Mr. Gill fly out to Detroit that day to discuss a campaign.

After the arrests, the Ulster Unionists, who were already rashly threatening to torpedo the province's power-sharing executive, demanded that Sinn Fein's representatives be expelled by next week.