Sentence examples for expansion executive from inspiring English sources
That's for the strategic planners to try to figure out.' Today's game is 'part of a concerted effort to establish ourselves internationally, going after half-a-dozen key territories to create some level of foundation', says Alistair Kirkwood, an NFL expansion executive.
For almost thirty years John served brilliantly in varying capacities as the Museum's Treasurer, Chairman of the Finance Committee, Chairman of the Pension Committee, Chairman of the Committee on Photography, and served as a member on many other trustee committees including the Expansion, Executive, Personnel, House, Investment, and Nominating committees.
Despite the obstacles, the electronic networks are still angling for more Big Board listings, largely because they need to move beyond Nasdaq stocks like Intel and Microsoft if they want to continue their rapid business expansion, executives say.
Even as the railroad makes extensive investments for expansion, executives acknowledged that the company would not be able to reliably, or profitably, accommodate all that want to use its tracks.
Sales are booming for U.S. auto giant General Motors in China, a country the company expects to be a driver of future growth and the focus of a massive output expansion, executives said on Thursday.
Critics call it an unwarranted expansion of executive branch authority.
These bodies, and a compliant Congress, enabled a huge expansion in executive power.
In the wake of September 11th it engineered the biggest expansion in executive power since the days of Franklin Roosevelt.
It became the embodiment of his dangerous expansion of executive power and the lawless detentions, secret prisons and torture that went along with them.
Are you implicitly comparing the Civil War with the war in Iraq, in order to justify President Bush's expansion of executive power?
For Barr, the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 and the subsequent expansion of executive power under President Bush, were a political turning point.
