Sentence examples for executive elect from inspiring English sources

Last year, she was still chief executive elect of the group.

But this time last year Richards was still chief executive elect - Stephen Carter was yet to leave the post - and his position in the 2006 list reflected that.

Job: editor, the Sun; chief executive elect, News International Age: 41 Industry: publishing Circulation: 3.03m (June 2009) Staff: 3,200 2008 ranking: 30 It was Rebekah wot won it.

James Madison proposed a presidency that was a handmaiden of the legislative branch; Alexander Hamilton favored instead a powerful executive elected for life.

11Chief executive elected to forgo bonus.

22Chief executive elected to forgo bonus to ensure other midlevel employees received substantial incentive compensation.

Indeed, even "full" democratization, defined as the combination of an elected executive, elected legislature, and competitive political parties, appears to have no detectable effect on the energy efficiency of well-being.

None of the facets of democracy we consider in this paper elected chief executive, elected legislature, or competitive parties approach statistical significance and the effects of these variables are small in practical terms.

The plan also gave the Governor, an executive elected by electors for a life-term of service, an absolute veto over bills.

A chief executive elected through popular vote would cease to be Beijing's responsibility -- leaving Hong Kong residents to squabble over their own political decisions, as we do in the U.S.

Model 4 tests the effect of a full democracy defined as the combination of elected executives, elected legislatures, and competitive political parties and again we observe a null effect.4 These models indicate that, once covariate imbalance is accounted for, democracy nor any of its specific subcomponents drive the energy intensity of well-being.