Sentence examples for executive which are from inspiring English sources

Steve Jenkins, a spokesman, said the church wanted the company to separate the jobs of chairman and chief executive, which are both held by Rupert Murdoch, believing that an independent, outside chairman could serve as a moral compass.

The board of the Walt Disney Company could announce as early as Wednesday that it plans to separate the jobs of chairman and chief executive, which are held by Michael D. Eisner, according to two people close to the talks.

The special sessions kept coming, and executive — which is to say Long's — power kept increasing.

Both of these wishes pointed towards a constitutional system with a weak executive, which is what Italy got.

In the past two weeks the contest to become Hong Kong's next chief executive, which was supposed to look gentlemanly and vaguely democratic, has descended into chaos.

The hearty endorsement of the chief executive — which was announced on his 30th wedding anniversary — came after months of behind-the-scenes lobbying by the bank.

The preselection order will need to be endorsed by the party's state executive, which is expected to take place next week.

Amnesty International said the legislation meant that any inquiry would be controlled by the executive, which is empowered to block public scrutiny of state actions.

The term was introduced more than 50 years ago in Applied Imagination, a book by Alex Osborn (an advertising executive), which was published in 1953.

It said it had dissolved the three-person office of the chief executive, which was composed of Mr. Dunn, Mr. Roth and Lynton Wilson, the Nortel chairman.

Nine out of 10 ads use the more frank name of the company, said Carey Smith, the chief executive, which was derived from "what people call our fans," which are, well, larger than most.