Sentence examples for executive to balance from inspiring English sources
Frank G. Zarb, the chairman of the state board, has given lawmakers until Thursday to act on a plan proposed two weeks ago by Thomas S. Gulotta, the Republican county executive, to balance the county's finances through 2004.
Such organizational flexibility can help executives to balance between the internal organizational capabilities and external requirements/conditions of the socio-economic environment.
The Guardian has got in on the act, too, co-producing with London's Young Vic two short films based on plays staged at the theatre; these include Nora, which reimagined the heroine of Ibsen's A Doll's House as an ad executive struggling to balance work and family.
Until a majority of HBCU executives learn to balance the promotion of marching band culture within the larger context of athletic success, Saturday's sweet music will soon evolve into a brass band funeral dirge for many of our proud sports programs.
In a withering report, a state board monitoring Nassau County's fiscal crisis said yesterday that the county executive had failed to balance the budget in his new rescue plan.
In a withering report, a state board monitoring Nassau County's fiscal crisis said today that the county executive had failed to balance the budget in his new four-year rescue plan.
He said that the executives had sought to balance Goldman's positive bets on the mortgage market, rather than take an overall negative view.
Two other things need to be emphasized, and both of them concern how executives are supposed to balance various claims.
Nothing is harder than creating new institutions with the capacity to balance executive dominance — except perhaps avoiding the temptation to overreach once in power.
A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 State Monitors Fault Nassau Financial Plan A state board monitoring Nassau County's fiscal crisis said the county executive, Thomas S. Gulotta, had failed to balance the budget in his new four-year rescue plan.
Mr. Page led Google after co-founding the company in 1998 with Sergey Brin, but then gave up the reins three years later to Eric E. Schmidt, a more experienced technology executive who was hired to balance the offbeat founders who stayed very involved in decision making.
