Sentence examples for executive wing from inspiring English sources

The executive wing is being refitted for humble workers.

"This is the executive wing," Mr. Marth deadpans during an office tour.

"There's often tension between the main board and the executive wing," he explained.

Those two, along with the paper's editor-in-chief, Nicole Carroll, form the "executive wing" of the board.

The European Commission, the executive wing of the European Union, announced this week that it is exploring energy ties with Iran as an alternative to Russia.

Ephor, (Greek ephoros), title of the highest Spartan magistrates, five in number, who with the kings formed the main executive wing of the state.

The groundwork for the E.U.'s generosity was laid last November, when Philippe Busquin, research commissioner at the European Commission--the E.U.'s executive wing--earmarked $22 million for genome projects involving databases and animal disease models.

These rights are largely enforceable against the State, which as per the wide definition provided in Article 12, includes not only the legislative and executive wings of the federal and state governments, but also local administrative authorities and other agencies and institutions which discharge public functions or are of a governmental character.

The rebuilding process -- a new operations center and executive office wing and the complete remodeling of the original main bank building -- began in late 1986 and was completed in early summer 1987.

The wreckage was discovered two days earlier in 35 feet of water about two miles east of here, said Maj. Roger Pharo, wing executive for the National Guard's 177th Fighter Wing.

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