Sentence examples for executive in which from inspiring English sources

He named a 12-strong executive, in which nine of the members are still in their 30s and seven are women.

The accord envisaged an executive in which the Unionists would share power with Sinn Fein, the IRA's political wing, and Northern Ireland's other political parties.

The IRA's failure to decommission delayed the formation of the Northern Ireland Executive, in which Sinn Féin was to have two ministers.

I recall a recent conversation about sales with a Telegraph executive in which he referred to having "clean figures", a common phrase to disparage the use of bulks.

Before he departed for America, Michael Jackson gave an interview looking back upon his term as Channel 4's chief executive, in which he seemed to agree.

The problems led to an unusual public apology by Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, in which he recommended that people use competing maps services while the company improved Apple Maps.

He participated in a "morning call" at his firm with sales executives in which he discussed the increased likelihood of a Microsoft-Yahoo partnership.

But he obtained internal e-mail messages among Chrysler executives, in which he was described as "too litigious" after a dispute with the company over incentives for advertising.

One answer is that it is just the market at work, a market for top executives in which demand is high and supply limited.

He launched a direct-mail campaign, targeting a hundred chief executives, in which he declared that Blackstone would not back hostile deals and would have no conflicts of interest with investment-banking clients, since Blackstone had no investment-banking clients.

The Columbus proposal suggests continuing dissatisfaction with the N.H.L.'s current system among fans and some executives, in which a game can be worth 2 points or 3, depending on whether it extends past regulation.