Sentence examples for executive purposes from inspiring English sources

All brain structures within this network are established components in executive control, either subserving semantic or domain-independent processes, implying that pMTG might serve similar executive purposes during semantic tasks (Owen et al. 2000; Duncan 2006, 2010; Dosenbach et al. 2008; Nagel et al. 2008).

Sovereignty Augustus preserved whatever of the republican institutions had still vitality, and adapted them to a new executive purpose.

EVA is primarily used for executive-compensation purposes, and its single-period focus is not useful for valuing firms.

Typically, that executive's purpose is to "cast a vision," "lay out the strategic initiatives," or "emphasize the theme" for the event.

Executives of purpose driven businesses found a clear link between their mission and their ability to transform and innovate.

Presumably "executive officer" for purposes of Dodd-Frank Section 954 has the meaning given that term by Rule 3b-7 under the Exchange Act.

And if influence is to be exerted by the executive for improper purposes, it will be quite as easy, and in its operation less seen, and less suspected, to give the stipulated patronage in another form, either of office, or of profitable employment, already existing.

The executive branch's purpose is to execute the law, so it is hard to follow the logic of exempting officials of that branch from the law so that they can do so.

It found itself blocked on the core of its progressive agenda by Congressional intransigence; and it found any extensive use of executive privilege for progressive purposes blocked by a conservative Supreme Court.

Rethink your executive team's purpose.

There are few highly paid executive roles in purpose-driven businesses today.