Sentence examples for executives policy makers from inspiring English sources

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.

Medical group directors, HMO managers, insurance and Medicare executives, policy makers, and residency directors, may want to take direct action to improve career satisfaction among specialties that have especially low scores.

"Want to strategize in a casual setting with members of Congress, White House officials, Federal agency leaders, Western governors, C.E.O.'s, senior business executives and policy makers across the West?" Who wouldn't, if you were an energy executive and the setting was the opulent Arizona Biltmore Resort in Phoenix in January?

And there are lessons that the public, communications executives and policy makers should learn.

And there are lessons that the public, communications executives and policy makers should learn from.

Executives, educators, policy makers and other delegates attended the meeting organized by Junior Achievement Worldwide, a U.S.-based education organization.

But both banking executives and policy makers seemed to be open to a solution that might involve a brief default and selective write-downs of Greek debt.

The question of how to deal with piracy has vexed media executives, exercised policy makers and polarized the public debate in many countries.

But the Nano's poor showing could give pause to corporate executives and policy makers, eager to see goods and services sold to people of modest means.

No wonder, then, that any signs of weakness in the sector send shivers down the backs of analysts, industry executives and policy makers alike.