Sentence examples for executives policy from inspiring English sources
He was standing before a ballroom full of heads of state, business executives, policy leaders, and Hollywood hotshots, there to hear his call to make global development a priority.
Many business executives, policy analysts and investors say there is a robust future for domestic solar energy distributed in medium-size arrays and on commercial and residential rooftops, especially in markets with high electricity prices or strong mandates, like Hawaii, California and much of the Northeast.
New York State's poor are eligible for some of the most generous health benefits in the country, but the annual process required to renew them inadvertently leaves thousands uninsured for months or longer, say insurance executives, policy experts and state legislators.
Last year the company told us it had assembled "the largest cross functional team" in the history of its family of companies to support GDPR compliance — specifying this included "senior executives from all product teams, designers and user experience/testing executives, policy executives, legal executives and executives from each of the Facebook family of companies".
Business executives, policy makers, academics and others got together to remind the world that the U.S. is open for business.
All this adds up to a responsibility for educators, community leaders, corporate executives, policy makers, and all concerned members of society to ensure that girls have the skills and capabilities to equally seize tomorrow's opportunities.
Steve Turner, Unite's director of executive policy, said: "This will be a political strike.
The balance of power, though, lies in the lower house, where general agreement with executive policy must prevail.
You can buy a gold-plated executive policy if you wish, but you'll have to pay the difference yourself, with post-tax dollars.
This would transform a sweeping executive policy into a series of individual judicial decisions made on the scene, a process Defense, the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. all oppose.
The power struggle between the executive and the judiciary is apparent when the judiciary is characterised by leading political figures as undermining legitimate, legislatively based executive policy.
