Sentence examples for executive has taken from inspiring English sources

Thomas R. Suozzi, the Nassau county executive, has taken up the cause.

The continuing story of Apple Computer Inc.'s search for a chief executive has taken a strange detour.

ITV's chief executive has taken a tough stance against staff striking over pay and called on the BBC's TV activities to be curbed.

At the behest of the board, Robert L. Waltrip, the company's founder and chief executive, has taken on the role of mentoring the new top management recruits.

But a blogging chief executive has taken the sheen from the scheme, by explaining "why I'm pleased my stepdaughter won't apply to the civil service".

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The endless stream of lunches and sedentary lifestyle of a top executive have taken their toll.

By that time Robert was working for PepsiCo and, like a good corporate executive, had taken up golf as a way to advance his career.

Also Tuesday, another member of Parliament, Rob Wilson, who has publicly sought answers from Mr. Thompson, released a letter that pointedly said the former BBC executive had taken "the opportunity to correct and clarify" his earlier statement on the episode.

It came at the end of a week when Trump, upset that early stumbles had undermined his policies and image as a can-do executive, had taken steps to try to present a new sense of competence.

The chief executive had taken over from one of the most renowned administrators in the game.