Sentence examples for executive served from inspiring English sources

Both Ms. Stewart and Samuel D. Waksal, ImClone's former chief executive, served time in prison.

Google and Apple were once allies, and Eric Schmidt, then Google's chief executive, served on Apple's board.

Mr. Bryson, a longtime California electricity conglomerate executive, served in the cabinet for just eight months and had kept a low profile in Washington during his short tenure.

Mr. Newman, a retired technology executive, served as an infantry officer during the Korean War, and later earned a master's degree in education from Stanford.

Mr. Warnig, the project's chief executive, served as a captain in the foreign intelligence directorate of the East German secret police, the Stasi, in the 1980s.

Ten years ago, the average sitting chief executive served on four outside boards, according to Charles H. King, managing director of the global board practice at the recruiting firm Korn/Ferry International.

Mr. Scott, who retired in 2009 as chief executive, serves on Wal-Mart's board of directors.

In a presidential system, on the other hand, both Congress and the executive serve for fixed terms and cannot get rid of one another.

Mr. Ryan's nomination was unexpected because, traditionally, the executive serving as the vice chairman of the association in one year is elected chairman the next.

Bechtel's chief executive serves on the President's Export Council, and a Bechtel director, George Shultz, was secretary of state under President Ronald Reagan.

For directed interlocks, tie content depends on whether the focal firm's executive serves on another firm's board or another firm's executive serves on the focal firm's board.