Sentence examples for executive to adopt from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive unit-based safety program combining staff education, identification of and learning from deficiencies, assignment of a hospital executive to adopt the unit, and implementation of teamwork tools are essential to all general safety programs.

Among Congress's earlier criminal statutes were: The renewal of the Northwest Ordinance, which authorized the executive to adopt state law within the Northwest Territory; and A prohibition on unloading ships in the dark or without a license, as well as customs bribery and false statements; and A prohibition on census takers failing to report their findings.

The green theme allows chief executives to adopt a planetary perspective.

Particularly as a rocky economy places a premium on conveying timely information to employees and investors, dabbling with such technologies may induce executives to adopt them as part of an ever-expanding communications array -- regardless of their travel schedules.

The popularity of cable and streaming seasons with 10 or 12 episodes is pushing broadcast executives to adopt that model as well.

The inquiry hinged on the question of whether publishers, at the urging of Steven P. Jobs, then Apple's chief executive, agreed to adopt a new policy in 2010 that in essence coordinated the price of newly released e-books at the price offered in Apple's iBookstore - typically between $12.99 and $14.99.

Better yet, though, the Court should take the occasion to say that a mere letter, whatever its content, does not merit judicial deference, precisely because it bypasses the process of public input that we should want the executive branch to adopt in forming views on important policies.

Obama can still use his executive powers to adopt rules that will help improve the lives of most Americans even in the face of Tuesday's election results.

All he needs to do is to amend the executive order to adopt the recommendation of his own [NSA] review group, and that recommendation is to immediately delete US person data if it is incidentally collected overseas.

On his first day in office, the Commander in Chief penned a memo encouraging executive agencies to adopt a "presumption in favor of disclosure" when processing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.

Executive Board to adopt UNICEF strategic plan and integrated budget for 2014 2017 NEW YORK, United States of America, 5 September 2013 – On 3 September, Director of the Division of Policy and Strategy Jeffrey O'Malley begins his presentation on the UNICEF strategic plan for 2014 2017 before the Executive Board with a photo.