Sentence examples for official executives from inspiring English sources

Last week, he told a group of business executives at the Association for a Better New York that he was not beholden to Charles A. Gargano, the state's top economic development official, executives at the meeting said.

Buildings with a "historical value" started to be rehabilitated then, and surrounded by renovated public spaces, in order to be strolled around and inhabited by, respectively, "hypermodern" (efficient and official) executives and their "web surfer" children who had left the city in fear, in search of an artificialized countryside.

A new official executive jet will be bought by the Royal Household, although the transport department will fund the project.

But he later filed suit against The Enquirer himself, contending that the paper had made him "an official executive scapegoat".

Mr. Beaupre's suit said Gannett made him "an official executive scapegoat".

More helpful perhaps without the official executive role and pay packet.

Though Gandhi holds no official executive position, she is widely viewed as immensely powerful.

raiders The Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown is no longer an official executive adviser for the Cleveland Browns, the team he played for during his entire career.

He is a member of the company's official executive committee, but it meets just once a month; the core corporate executive committee meets for lunch every Monday without him.

Ratified in 2004 with the blessing of the Bush White House, the constitution gave Afghanistan's senior elected official executive powers that would make Dick Cheney blush.

Official Executive Board session documents can be accessed and downloaded in all available language versions through the United Nations Official Document System ODSS).