Sentence examples for executive was to from inspiring English sources

He repeatedly said Scotland's devolved executive was to blame for the release.

One of Mr Wagoner's first steps as chief executive was to pull the plug on the ailing Oldsmobile division.

And here, one of her earliest decisions as chief executive was to take away one of the most useful tools many women have for advancing their careers.

Stephen Hester, the bank's chief executive, was to have received a bonus of £963,000 ($1.5 million) in stock on top of his salary of £1.2 million.

The current goal, said Rolf Eriksen, the chief executive, was to add stores at a rate of 10 to 15percentt a year.

When Kim Winser and her Hong Kong business partner, Kenneth Fang, took over Pringle of Scotland in 2000, one of the first things Mrs Winser did as chief executive was to get back the ailing label's 64 licences.

A new chief executive is to take over on July 1.

Top managers of Big Fuel, who include Jon Bond, chief executive, are to remain.

The role of the executive is to create open communication and inducements for individual members.

The idea, said Dave Morin, Path's chief executive, is to make sharing photos more personal.

Sir Richard Greenbury, chairman and chief executive, is to cede the chief executive job to Peter Salsbury; he will remain chairman.