Sentence examples for executive will have the from inspiring English sources
The question now will be whether the new chief executive will have the courage to take early aggressive action".
The question now will be whether the new Chief Executive will have the courage to take early aggressive action, potentially going toe to toe with the discounters and impacting earnings, at least in the short term.
Whether the vote count leads to the acting chief executive Scott Blackmun, the former Maytag chairman Lloyd Ward or the former Baltimore mayor Kurt Schmoke, the elected chief executive will have the task of mending an organization bitterly divided over the search.
It is unlikely, however, that any future executive will have the personal relationship Ms. Stonesifer has had with the Gates family and with Warren E. Buffett, the billionaire investor who pledged the bulk of his fortune to the Gates Foundation in 2006 and is now a foundation trustee.
Also, the health and safety executive will have to give the plan the green light.
Judges and not the executive will have to take the key decisions about whether a closed hearing is justified.
Mr. Rohan, the analyst, said the new chief executive "will have to refocus the company on the most productive markets with the most productive sales people".
The most influential director is likely to be Bill Gates, the philanthropist and co-founder of Microsoft; he has strong opinions and does not suffer fools gladly.At the very least, the new chief executive will have to win the trust of the post-Buffett board, and it may be a long time before he can be confident that what he says will go.
The hedge fund's filing coincided with Fat Cat Tuesday, the day on which the average FTSE chief executive will have earned more than the average British worker does in a year.
The Northern Ireland Executive will have to make significant savings, but the cuts to some Stormont departments will not be as deep as had been feared.
