Sentence examples for executive divides from inspiring English sources

As Michael Watras, chief executive, divides his time between clients at both offices, Andrea Cotter, managing director of the agency, becomes president.

Walker, a former Milwaukee County executive, divides his time between the house and the governor's mansion in the Madison suburb of Maple Bluff.

Mr. Lewis was hired in March 1999 as co-chief executive, dividing duties with Ameritrade's founder and chairman, J. Joe Ricketts, who also served as co-chief executive.

Although the French constitution had not anticipated the possibility of an executive divided by party, the two men informally agreed that the president would control foreign relations and national defense and the premier would handle domestic policy, an arrangement that was followed during subsequent cohabitational periods.

Two years ago, James Siegel, an advertising executive who divides his time between Merrick and Manhattan, discussed his thriller "Derailed" (Warner Books, 2003).

"The food at the Inn at West View Farm is exceptional," said Stan Zweck-Bronner, a retired retail executive who divides his time among Vermont, Manhattan and Florida.

A New Frontiersman said recently that when the White House is occupied by a President bent on change & reform, there are four branches of government instead of three, since the executive branch divides into the Presidency & the executive department & agencies, the latter ranged as solidly against the administration as ever the Congress is.

Even his willingness to use executive orders divided the crowd into partisan camps.

Even in virtually all state governments the executive is divided, as governors share power with independently elected constitutional officers.

The Doug Ellis Stand, formerly known as the Witton Lane Stand, is a two-tiered stand with a row of executive boxes dividing the tiers.

Specific executive functions divided attention, memory and inhibition were assessed using the Test for Attentional Performance (TAP).