Sentence examples for executive summary for from inspiring English sources

An editorial is an executive summary for readers who already know and trust the newspaper's brand.

See his prepared statement as well as the report's executive summary for more information.

They were given part of the report, likely the executive summary, for publication at 4pm ET. The Guardian was not invited.

No, I haven't read it yet either (strictly speaking, it applies to England and Wales only), but here's its own executive summary for faint hearts.

The chapter serves as the executive summary for the whole book with key points to consider both for the managers and the scientists or engineers employed in this industry; and it contains links into all other parts of the text.

An executive summary for the environmental statement says the "project has included an extensive public outreach program" and "dozens of meetings with community boards, the public, local and regional organizations" and others, including "interested governmental agencies".

The Cornell Hospitality Business Plan Competition is an annual entrepreneurship event that begins at the start of the academic year when students form teams and develop executive summaries for their business plans.

The competition, a program of the Leland C. and Mary M. Pillsbury Institute for Hospitality Entrepreneurship, begins at the start of the academic year when students form teams and develop executive summaries for their business plans.

Further mark-ups of the report went to Verbruggen, then vice-president of the UCI, and he "then proceeded to draft an executive summary of the report for which he received extensive input from Mark Levinstein".

This document is an executive summary of APSIC Guidelines for Environmental Cleaning and Decontamination.

For a breakdown on charitable giving in America see this Executive Summary of the Giving USA Foundation Report for 2010.