Sentence examples for executive of fleet from inspiring English sources

Although Charles K. Gifford, chief executive of Fleet, said staffing levels at the bank would remain the same, Mr. Galvin worries that will not be true for long.

John Lewis, chief executive of BVRLA, which represents fleet customers, said it was "no surprise that the Chancellor is continuing to incentivise further cuts in emissions by lowering the tax thresholds", but insisted his "efforts to drive down emissions-based capital allowances for company cars could be a step too far, too soon".

I was born in January of that year, when my father was an executive of Reuters news agency in Fleet Street, and had just rented a flat in St Paul's Churchyard at the top of Ludgate Hill.

Purchase of the helicopters, for about $35 million, follows a vow by Mr. Pataki, a Republican, to get rid of the state's executive air fleet during his successful 1994 campaign to unseat Gov. Mario M. Cuomo.

"These new aircraft have extraordinary capabilities that we can't use because we have older planes crowding the airspace and because we don't have the required navigation capabilities," said David Cush, the chief executive of Virgin America, which has a younger fleet equipped with satellite technology.

"There is a lot of disarray," said Ron Wainshal, chief executive of Aircastle, a leasing company with a fleet of about 130 commercial jets.

"There is a lot of disarray," said Ron Wainshal, chief executive of Aircastle, a leasing company with a fleet of around 130 commercial jets.

Steve was often ridiculed for being a highly paid corporate executive with a fleet of corporate jets.

He was obsessed with the executive car fleet.

Nathan McKelvey is the chief executive of Jets.com, which has access to a fleet of 19 aircraft, mostly big ones like Gulfstream 4s.

Prof Duncan Wingham, the chief executive of Nerc, told BBC News: "The new vessel will make Nerc's entire fleet, ton for ton, the most advanced scientific fleet in the world.