Sentence examples for executives to consider from inspiring English sources
The tougher scrutiny has led some executives to consider creative yet legal new approaches.
The time had come, says Tom McManimon, president at the agency, for iXP executives to consider a campaign.
The knowledge that sites near the exits will someday be filled is forcing Rockefeller Group executives to consider brownfield development.
"Unfortunately, it is all too common for executives to consider these people issues unimportant and to develop implementation plans that address the 'hard' issues only," Mr. Hammer writes.
The F.A.A. will also meet with airline executives to consider options, including the possibility of reimposing slot controls or other tools to reduce congestion.
When Mr. Wright asked his executives to consider how the series "impacts mainstream entertainment," he raised a better question, though one that was framed too narrowly.
The Trust called on the BBC executive to consider showing some of CBBC's "older-skewing content" after 7pm on mainstream channels in order to reach some of the 4.5m children aged 4-12 watchatelevisionsinn in the evenings.
"At our meeting on Wednesday, there was agreement across all of the parties that the head of the civil service would go away and produce a report and a plan for the executive to consider that would look at the restructuring of our whole public sector.
ABC executives seem to consider Spelling a founding father of network drama, because they approach the original "Charlie's Angels" like strict constructionists amending the Constitution.
The executives agreed to consider editing such tapes to remove language that might incite violence against Americans, but not to do so automatically.
