Sentence examples for executive responsibility for from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clinton kept a great deal of executive responsibility for himself.
Sir Malcolm Rifkind is chair, even though he had executive responsibility for the agency he is now overseeing when he was foreign secretary.
(Mr Murdoch is referred to here as executive chairman, but accepted that he had executive responsibility for the British papers, after Mr Hinton departed to run Dow Jones and before Rebekah Brooks was appointed to the role.
He gave Jason Windsor executive responsibility for Aviva Investors with a focus on improving risk management and control and appointed a new management team led by Euan Munro, as well as bringing in new non-executive directors.
"The chairman stressed he was relinquishing all executive responsibility for the running of the club from Monday.
But North Somerset Councillor Elfan Ap Rees, who has executive responsibility for highways and transport, has said this is not true.
Thereafter his uncle left him free to get on with it.Mr Thapar cultivates a similar relationship with those who work for him, giving promising young executives responsibility for smaller units early on, so they can make their mistakes before the stakes get too big.
For 12 of the sampled health services, an interview was completed with either the chair of the board (n=7) or the chair of the quality committee (n=5); for 11 of the sampled health services, an interview was completed with either the chief executive (n=7) and/or an executive with responsibility for quality and safety (n=7).
After Thursday's meeting, the company's chairman, John Bowmer, stepped in as executive chairman to take charge of internal investigations, while Jérôme Caille, the chief executive, assumed responsibility for running day-to-day operations.
The new chairman will also be chief executive, with responsibility for day-to-day operations.
De Beers, for instance, has given one board-level executive, Andrew Coxon, responsibility for dealing with the organizations.
