Sentence examples for executive of principles from inspiring English sources
Frontrunners to buy it included department store group Debenhams – where Principles already has a number of concessions – Sir Philip Green's Arcadia company and Peter Davies, the former chief executive of Principles.
"Watches have become the luxury item people are starting to focus on," says Patricia Pao, chief executive of Pao Principle, a retail consultant group based in New York City.
And Innes Willox, the chief executive of the Australian Industry Group, said the principles would "end the frustration and disruption that business has faced from ever-changing policy".
The statement of principles was backed up onstage with a long endorsement of H.P. by Jeffrey Katzenberg, the chief executive of Dreamworks SKG, who H.P. executives have trotted out in the past.
A simple statement of principles?
After it had said it canceled a provocative Reagan biographical mini-series out of principle (executives said it decided the portrait was unfair and didn't meet CBS standards), not because of pressure from conservatives, the network would have had a hard time explaining why the Jackson special should go on.
Andy Goldring is the chief executive of the Permaculture Association, a charity with co-operative principles.
"These are the right principles," said Josef Ackermann, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank.
"It will in principle damage our international competitiveness," said Keith Mason, chief executive of the Science and Technology Facilities Council.
Brendan Pearson, chief executive of the Minerals Council, cautiously welcomed an inquiry but believed the iron ore market was operating in line with market principles.
