Sentence examples for executive understanding from inspiring English sources

Some from this group commented that having a co-ordinating body such as the Clinical Network Executive helped to 'keep [networks] going and on track': "The support from the Executive is very, very important and executive understanding of the issues is even more important.

Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, the senior Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, said that the Gore-Chernomyrdin agreement appeared to be an executive understanding that did not require Congressional notification or approval.

As a nonprofit executive, understanding that both criticism and praise will take you nowhere is crucial -- you must place a great value on your time.

That certainly was NBC executives' understanding of the order when they negotiated an agreement to devote an hour of "Dateline" to Ms. Couric's interview with Mr. Simpson.

For executives, understanding the needs and preferences of u-boomers could be the difference between strong growth and no growth.

We are better off with a judiciary that actively enforces the Constitution than one that allows overbearing majorities' views of minorities' rights as well as overreaching executives' understanding of the limits of their own powers to carry the day.

At Salon, David Dayen warns against hoping that Lynch will go further than her predecessor, and start jailing bankers responsible for the 2008-2009 economeltdowndown, citing her "long history [of] interacting with a certain class of corporate lawyers and executives, understanding their perspective in critical ways".

Wendy Jarrett, chief executive of Understanding Animal Research, said the agreement was a response to polls that suggested the public supported animal research but wanted more information on how animals were used.

Wendy Jarrett, chief executive of Understanding Animal Research in London, a group that tries to promote understanding about advances stemming from animal experiments, welcomes the openness initiative.

Wendy Jarrett, chief executive of Understanding Animal Research, whose members include companies, universities, charities and societies involved in animal testing said: "We welcome this decision.

He has frequently championed the cause of radio to the executive board, understanding how central radio is to delivering the BBC's public service role.