Sentence examples for executive of the uk from inspiring English sources
Martin Bennett, previous finance director and a safe pair of hands, will take over as chief executive of the UK business from the start of 2014.
Vincent de Rivaz, the chief executive of the UK arm of EDF Energy, dubbed the carbon market the new "sub-prime".
Mike Hawes, chief executive of the UK trade body the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said the tests conducted by various governments had consistently shown the tested vehicles to be legal.
Analyst Joe Brent at Liberum Capital said: Jonathan King, the chief executive of the UK business, and one of the architects of Homeserve's core business, has resigned from Homeserve to pursue a non-executive career.
Nathan Bostock, who was only promoted to the top finance position on 1 October, is understood to have quit to become deputy chief executive of the UK arm of Spanish bank Santander.
As Andy Parkinson, chief executive of the UK Anti-Doping agency, points out: "The number of parts of the world where you can hide from testing has significantly decreased in the last 10 years.
"These worrying findings reveal the scale of the challenge facing general practice," said Dr Jennifer Dixon, chief executive of the UK-based Health Foundation thinktank, which helped with the study.
David Parker, chief executive of the UK Space Agency, acknowledges the problem: "The UK was the third country to have space hardware in orbit in 1962, and has a 50-year history of outstanding achievements in space activities, but if you asked 99% of people in the street they'd be entirely unaware of it".
Ken Cronin, chief executive of the UK Onshore Operators Group, an employers' body, said the UK petrochemical sector provides tens of thousands of jobs at places such as the Grangemouth plant in Scotland, which was recently threatened with closure.
