Sentence examples for formally executive from inspiring English sources

Formally Executive Editor of The Journal of Cell Biology, Rockefeller University.

Gerald Ford formally rescinded Executive Order 9066 on Feb. 16, 1976.

While Maronites and Sunnis formally control executive power, the rising Shia community, disfranchised historically, feels under-represented and politically marginalised.

So far McFarlane – who formally becomes executive chairman once he gets a nod from the Bank of England – seems to have the backing of investors.

These are presidential directives -- sometimes formally called "executive orders," sometimes not -- that are issued to help manage the federal government.

Even before the contest over who would manage the $2.5 billion formally began, executives at JPMorgan Chase offered Mr. Millard advice on how he should draft the official request for bids, sketching out possible questions that the bidders should answer — perhaps giving JPMorgan an advantage as the firm prepared its proposal, the inspector general's report says.

In 2008 he and Jimmy Iovine, a music executive, formally established Beats Electronics, which sold headphones, earphones, and speakers, among other items.

Mr. Dudley formally becomes chief executive on Friday, but he has already moved to shake up the organization.

She will formally become chief executive in April next year, "sharing the leadership" of the theatre with its new director, Rufus Norris.

He also formally signed an executive order authorizing the Veterans Administration to hire 1,600 new mental health professionals and expand its hotline for veterans in crisis.

Mr. Tanzi, who resigned earlier this month, and about 20 other Parmalat executives and others are under investigation, but he is the first executive formally ordered to be arrested.