Sentence examples for executive structures from inspiring English sources
I'm focused primarily on co-CEO relationships, but I think what I write applies equally to co-founders and other collaborative executive structures.
The roles played by institutions to guarantee all citizens' rights (including minority group members) should be gradually transferred from local executive structures to the operations of the national legal system.
The model suggests that brain activity coding for elementary tasks might be organized in modular fashion, simple neural functions becoming integrated into more complex behavior by executive structures harbored in prefrontal cortex and/or basal ganglia.
The Church of England, of which the Monarch is the head, has its own legislative, judicial and executive structures.
The amygdala is connected to autonomic and motor executive structures, such as the hypothalamus and periaqueductal gray (PAG) area (Emery & Amaral, 2000; LeDoux, 2000), and is also capable of modulating the activity of sensory areas through its projections to auditory and visual cortices (Adolphs, 2004; LeDoux, 2000; Vuilleumier, 2005).
(See "Caterpillar Reconstructs Executive Structure").. "Well be driving execution in key areas of the business that are critical to customers quality, production capability and cost," says Doug Oberhelman Doug Oberhelman, Caterpillar's chief executive-elect.
"We are continuing to look at our executive structure," said Jim Skinner, the group's chief financial officer.
Mrs. Megawati has been preparing herself for months to assume office and has already put in place an executive structure.
By preventing Duquette from speaking with the Orioles, the Mets also kept in place their executive structure.
As the appointments of Mr. Wachtel and Mr. McCumber indicate, Comcast is shoring up the executive structure of NBCUniversal.
She has revamped the executive structure, and just before her arrival the exchange replaced half its directors with executives from outside the finance industry.
