Sentence examples for executive of nations from inspiring English sources

Executives and staff were being told at a meeting this morning by the ITV chief executive of nations and regions and news, Clive Jones, and the ITN chief executive, Mark Wood, that the service was being axed.

Yet, one of his most infamous acts as executive of the nation's second-largest state smacks of every worst habit of the Obama administration.

It wasn't the chief executive of the nation.

"I think they're smart in following the lead of the chief executive of our nation.

"If we back away every time a president threatens a veto," Mr. Byrd said, "then the chief executive of this nation will reign supreme.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Walter W. Bettinger II will become the chief executive of the nation's largest discount brokerage, the Charles Schwab Corporation, in the fall.

The former chief executive of the nation's largest kosher meatpacking plant has been named in a new 99-count federal indictment.

Henry Izumizaki, the chief executive of One Nation, based in Gig Harbor, Wash., said: "Our previous digital film contests struck a chord of creativity and drove a younger audience to participate.

Privately, associates of the mayor and other elected officials have begun to consider contingency plans, should they wake up to news that he is no longer the chief executive of the nation's capital.

The 57-year-old chairman and chief executive of the nation's largest bank is unlikely to face a serious threat to his power at a time when he is reporting record profits.

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