Sentence examples for executive of the trust from inspiring English sources

Judy Hargadon, the chief executive of the trust, agrees.

Katrina Percy, chief executive of the trust, apologised for its failings.

"People aren't fussed about how much power they buy," explains Philip Sellwood, chief executive of the trust.

Cavendish has been a McKinsey consultant, aid worker, and chief executive of the trust which rebuilt London's South Bank.

Marcus Dixon, chief executive of the trust, said the centre could provide a much-needed boost to the area's economy.

Martina Milburn, chief executive of the trust, said: "We know that long-term unemployment can be demoralizing — crushing self-esteem and derailing ambition".

Mr. Wolf persuaded the very particular executives of the trust for the Pooh properties that a market existed for a Yiddish translation.

Chris Mould, executive chairman of the trust, said: "The level of food poverty in the UK is not acceptable.

But the technique is relatively expensive, said Robert Wood, the executive director of the trust, and is used only for broilers and not for laying hens.

Chris Mould, executive chairman of the trust, said kettle boxes were "another example of how bad things have got" for low-income families.

"No other corporation has disenfranchised shareholder majority will so often and so consistently," said Steve Abrecht, executive director of the trust that runs the union's pension funds.