Sentence examples for executives to decide from inspiring English sources

However, it will be up to World Service executives to decide how to achieve the cuts imposed by the spending review.

Which mistakes are worth accepting is not a matter for intelligence agencies and executives to decide on in private — not when the moral standing of a country is at stake.

Mr. Wilshaw declined to say if any supply contracts had been signed, saying only that he thought "the market commitment" was solid enough for company executives to decide in December to go ahead with $9 billion in planned investments.

Which mistakes are worth accepting is not a matter for intelligence agencies and executives to decide on in private not when the moral standing of a country is at stake.

The recommendation was made in a "fact memorandum" sent to Joel I. Klein, the assistant attorney general in charge of the antitrust division, who has scheduled a series of meetings with government lawyers and company executives to decide whether to accept the memorandum's findings.

"It will be for the party executive to decide whether it accepts the reforms proposed, but a party in such urgent need of reform blocks those changes at its peril".

However the papers do repeatedly show the British government formally saying it is for the Scottish executive to decide if Megrahi should be released on compassionate grounds, or under the prisoner transfer agreement signed by the British with the Libyans.

Rousseff's main coalition party, the fractious Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB), has brought forward to March 29 a meeting of its executive to decide whether to break with her government and seek her impeachment.

It's up to the audience, not the executive gut, to decide what's worth watching.

"One senior executive needs to decide when to run the test, and it has to be random, especially as business conditions change".

"It will now, of course, be for union executives and memberships to decide their response".