Sentence examples for nominated executive from inspiring English sources

In 1926 the advisory council was replaced by nominated executive and legislative councils.

Mr Wyatt also recommended a "formal compliance procedure" for season launches and said nominated executive producers should be "accorded a greater sense of ownership" and take responsibility for independent productions.

Suzy was a producer for National Geographic Explorer and an Emmy-nominated executive producer for The Discovery Channel.

Held in conjunction with National Coming Out Day and the re-release of the powerful landmark film on Lionsgate DVD, the event was moving not only for the select audience in attendance, but also for the producing team, which includes Emmy-nominated executive producers Daniel Sladek, Chris Taaffe and David Permut, who spent thirteen years championing the project until finally succeeding at Lifetime.

On the municipal level, mayors' mandates ran out in the summer of 2012, leaving towns to be governed by government-nominated "interim executive officers" instead of democratically elected officials.

Nahnatchka Khan is the Emmy-nominated creator and executive producer of "Don't Trust the B — in Apartment 23," which is entering its second season, on ABC.

Stan Rogow three-time Emmy-nominated producer is executive producer and director of Gemini Division, roles he first undertook with "Afterworld," Electric Farm Entertainment's Webby-nominated, post-Apocalyptic epic about a man trapped in a world without technology.

Get nominated or nominate yourself.

Each of the district assemblies is headed by a nominated and approved District Chief Executive (DCE).

Oscar-nominated documentary producer Julie Goldman is executive producer of the show, and she told The Hollywood Reporter that she was inspired to get involved in the project after seeing the material that Stanton had amassed.

The three-judge panel split on predictable party lines, with the two Republican-nominated judges finding against Obama's executive action and the lone Democratic nominee on the panel dissenting.