Sentence examples for meeting executives from inspiring English sources

series, CNN confirmed that at one editorial meeting, executives discussed using the CBS drama to compare fictional crime fighting techniques with those used in the sniper case.

Before the meeting, executives said they expected Mr. Murdoch and his sons, James and Lachlan, to be re-elected with less than 90 percent of the vote, according to a person briefed on company discussions.

An announcement of the resignation of the Chrysler president, James P. Holden, is expected to come on Friday, when DaimlerChrysler's supervisory board will hold a special meeting, executives in the two headquarters in Stuttgart and Auburn Hills., Mich., confirmed.

At the council's first meeting, executives from such companies as BAE Systems, EDO, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Telephonics, GSE Dynamics and IMS sat down for a face-to-face session with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.

At a shareholding meeting, executives said "we are good citizens" and predicted that demand for guns could continue to grow thanks to the increasingly heated political rhetoric of the 2016 election, and a long-term trend of Americans wanting guns for self-defense.

(You probably won't hear it quite as much anymore; at a recent promotional meeting, executives expressed an appetite for something new, raised the idea of getting rid of it, but quicky concluded that maybe it should at least run less often, or that Mr. Jones should rerecord it).

At the end of the meeting, executive Andrew Wood made the decision to grant a new license to allow the cull to continue in Gloucestershire.

At tomorrow's meeting, Executive Board members are scheduled to approve the extension of one such global partnership, UNICEF's joint effort on polio eradication with Rotary International.

The statement goes on to say that in company meetings executives agreed to end donations to groups that oppose gay rights.

At Friday staff meetings executives yelled at one another.

Ministers have usually had their own meetings together, and in most yearly meetings executive responsibility had been taken by a meeting like the Meeting for Sufferings in London (these are also called Representative meetings or committees or Permanent boards).