Sentence examples for executives and local from inspiring English sources

The plan elicited sharp criticism from hospital executives and local elected officials, who pledged to fight it.

In the United States, government executives and local and state officials are supposed to be able to use wind data and field readings in managing evacuations.

The former president's duties will include talking to chief executives and local political leaders, at conferences and at "mini-town halls" in communities where Yucaipa hopes to invest.

Once approved and completed, the campaigns are shipped to 28,000 media outlets -- primarily publishers, broadcast network executives and local television station managers -- to run at their discretion.

Now public officials, Stella D'Oro executives and local residents are calling on state and city agencies to examine the situation to see if some relief can be found.

In years past, repeated conflicts between Barnes executives and local authorities cost the foundation more than $5 million of its legacy.

This method includes politically connected executives of total executives, national-connected executives of total executives, and local-connected executives of total executives (Boubakri 2008; Deng & Zeng 2009; Qiu & Xu 2015).  .

Several teams of terrorists, perhaps fewer than 30 in number, stormed luxury hotels, a Chabad house, a famous restaurant, and one of the biggest train stations in the world, shooting tourists, business executives, and locals and taking Israeli, American, and British hostages in an operation that is still being mopped up by security forces.

In the 1950s he helped to clear the path for the re-establishment of judicial review of executive and local government, a process which has today changed the face both of law and of government in Britain.

And the Lib Dems' desire for proportional representation in council elections will mean a fight with Labour.Since a Labour-Lib Dem coalition is still the likeliest outcome in both Scotland and Wales, the Scottish Parliament's second term is likely to be dominated by a battle between the Scottish Executive and local government.

Some business executives, economists and local officials fret that an antagonistic labor dispute may stall the city's attempts to recover from Sept. 11, confront huge budget deficits and bid for the 2012 Olympics.