Sentence examples for executive recommended from inspiring English sources

Just what has the former BP chief executive recommended and how will it affect students, parents and universities?

Then some smart executive recommended feeding all the relevant data about the machine into the machine itself.

In June, an independent report commissioned by the county executive recommended that the department be abolished because of poor management, lax training, nepotism and questionable practices.

9. (U) The Antamina Executive recommended that the diplomats meet as a group with the Education Ministry to encourage a rotation of teachers -- often members of the radical SUTEP teachers union and Patria Roja -- in conflictive mining communities.

A letter to the audit committee from a top-level Hollinger executive recommended the sale because it would attract less publicity if Horizon closed the papers than if Hollinger did, according to another executive close to Hollinger.

The cable reports: "The Antamina executive recommended that the diplomats meet as a group with the education ministry to encourage a rotation of teachers – often members of the radical SUTEP teachers union and Patria Roja [a left wing political group] - in conflictive mining communities.

The modern executive budget system in which the executive recommends, the legislature appropriates, and the executive oversees expenditures originated in 19th-century Britain.

It contains the name of the person whom Claude Bébéar, Axa's chairman and chief executive, recommends as his heir when he retires next summer.

The Heath and Safety Executive recommends that you consider how the party might respond to a serious incident and identify procedures for getting help.

In the document, Cindy Bates, a Microsoft executive, recommends Microsoft approach SAP about an acquisition so the company "has a seat at the table" in the event I.B.M. moves to acquire SAP in the wake of Oracle's offer for PeopleSoft.

I just don't think that with the specter of a control board, the county on the brink of fiscal collapse, the county executive recommending tax increases and C.S.E.A. layoffs, that now is the time to consider 22percentt raises for the best but the most highly paid police department in the United States".