Sentence examples for executive opinion from inspiring English sources

The WEF used its executive opinion survey to ask "in your country, how do you rate the ethical standards of politicians?" A score of 1 equates to "extremely low" while a rating of 7 is "extremely high".

Before his casting on Boston Legal, executive opinion was that Spader's repertoire of yuppie bad guys and sexually adventurous persons meant he was not suitable to be a regular on mainstream TV.

On the Comment pages, the Guardian's executive opinion editor, Jonathan Freedland, argues that Corbyn must expand his appeal and engage with a wider audience to have a real impact.

Both the WEF and IMD (and hence Fraser as a repository) are using their own Executive Opinion Surveys to collect data on labour market rigidities and on other relevant aspects of labour markets.

Its annual report combines macroeconomic data on 131 countries with information collected through its Executive Opinion Survey, which reflects business leaders' outlook on economic climate.

Based on Executive Opinion Surveys that are annually conducted by the WEF and the IMD, country-level competitiveness effects are evaluated and the determinants are estimated in a panel regression.

Following the screening of the short for MGM executives, opinion was divided on whether Garland or Durbin should be retained.

One limitation of this study is the reliance on executives' opinions about their intentions to adopt a CRM system.

It will appear up to four times a week, and is being overseen by Jonathan Freedland, GNM's executive editor, opinion.

Jonathan Freedland, the Guardian's executive editor, opinion, said: "We're thrilled to welcome Matthew d'Ancona to the Guardian.

Jonathan Freedland, the Guardian's executive editor, opinion, said: "Gaby Hinsliff is as shrewd an observer of contemporary life as she is of British politics.