Sentence examples for once executive from inspiring English sources
Mr. Piereson was once executive director of the conservative John M. Olin Foundation, which was devised to spend all of its assets within a generation of Mr. Olin's death in order to prevent mission drift.
"Executive privilege is an extraordinary assertion of power not to be lightly invoked," Justice Kennedy said, adding, "Once executive privilege is asserted, coequal branches of the government are set on a collision course".
Historically, though, the justice department has said that it can't go forward once executive privilege is asserted – an argument made by the Bush administration during the investigation of the possibly politically-motivated firing of US attorneys.
Once executive vice-president of Microsoft Studios under Don "backwards compatibility is backwards" Mattrick, Spencer is the man credited with turning Xbox One's public image around.
A big Hollywood landlord plans to build a 14-story office tower next to what was once executive headquarters of Warner Bros. One of Hollywood's biggest landlords is setting the stage for another expansion as the historic heart of the film and broadcast business rises again.
Hudson Pacific Properties, the owner of two neighboring Sunset Boulevard studio lots with golden-era pedigrees, plans to build a 14-story office tower next door to the majestic 1920s landmark building that was once executive headquarters of Warner Bros. The new office building is to be called the Icon at Sunset Bronson Studios.
Once executives confront the problem at an organizational level, they can use organizational measures to address it.
Once executives had promised profitability, they had to worry about keeping up the appearances of a moneymaker.
Once executives have narrowed what it is they're looking for, they must consider how to find a position in their chosen field.
Once executives come to a shared understanding of this fundamental issue, they can decide who should lead the strategy development process and how to integrate corporate and business unit strategies.
Once executives retire, they should pay for their expenses with the millions of dollars they received in salary, bonus and stock, rather than using company money, the critics say.
