Sentence examples for giving executive from inspiring English sources

The AK may try to introduce a presidential system, giving executive powers to the president.

The objection to giving executive power to a single person came from the framers' experience with the British monarchy and the royal governors of the colonies.

"This is a way of recreating a dictatorship, of giving executive power to one person, with no regulation from the law," Rami Shaath, one of the founders of the Free Egyptian Movement, an activist organization, told me yesterday.

By introducing their clients to the right people, referring them to lawyers to negotiate compensation packages, setting up speaking engagements, conducting independent salary reviews and hiring research assistants, agents say, they are giving executive careers an extra push.

The intention was to build a Web site, to announce a movement — "to turn this from the project that crazy people do in the back yard to something that is institutional and serious," as Duflo put it — and to start giving "executive education" courses in randomization.

Roddenberry died on October 24 , 1991 giving executive producer Rick Berman control of the franchise.

Indeed, by propping up share prices, the central banks may be giving executives a false sense of security.

Its "host of benign" explanations for why some shares were allocated retrospectively, giving executives a risk-free gain, seems thin.

There is a theme here: the refusal to make a case, in advance, for giving executives huge pay packets.

Pete Kendall, co-editor of The Elliott Wave Financial Forecast newsletter, says Mr. Kovacs may be giving executives too much credit.

This week Washington has seized on the issue, giving executives more reasons to worry about what they keep and what they shred.