Sentence examples for executive endorsed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cook, Apple's chief executive, endorsed that idea in his testimony.

Google, whose chief executive endorsed Barack Obama during the campaign, is having a party when Mr. Obama takes office.

After those assurances, Franklin D. Raines, Fannie Mae's chief executive, endorsed the shift of regulatory oversight to the Treasury Department, as well as other elements of the plan.

Lib Dem MPs and the party's federal executive endorsed at midnight the detailed coalition deal, due to be published today, but after Cameron was installed in Downing Street.

David Barger, JetBlue's chief executive, endorsed that investment in trains, and Thella Bowens, chief executive of the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority, said she sees trains as one of the only ways to ease the demands put on airports, which are short on both funding and any space to expand.

But it is the marquee race in California between Senator Barbara Boxer, a three-term Democrat and longtime feminist, and Carly Fiorina, the anti-abortion former Hewlett-Packard executive endorsed by Ms. Palin, that will most rigidly test who holds sway: Sarah Palin or Emily's List.

Senator John McCain ofArizona, left, has weighed in on the race for Nassau County executive, endorsing Bruce R. Bent, the multimillionaire financier running on the Republican ticket.

Sinn Féin's talks team will recommend that its party executive endorses the document when it meets on 11 January.

Senior bank executives endorsed the scheme because of the lucrative relationship the bank had with Sudan, according to the Justice Department.

IN a letter to the New York State Legislature last month, top business executives endorsed same-sex marriage on the ground that "attracting talent is key to our state's economic future".

And while hospital executives endorsed the goal of patient safety, they said the policy would require them to collect large amounts of data they did not now have.