Sentence examples for overall executive from inspiring English sources

The Pedi chief (kgosi) is the overall executive and judicial authority.

The overall executive branch civilian work force, excluding the Postal Service, stood at 2,094,000 in 2009, according to Office of Personnel Management data — roughly where it was in the 1970s at the end of the Nixon administration.

They argue that the mind is a collection of unintelligent subcomponents, with no overall executive control center.

But sources at the airline said it was apparent that this was a protest vote against the fixed sum paid to Mr Harrison - and was not a rejection of overall executive pay.

Alexandra Wallace was recently named as the overall executive in charge of the four-hour show.

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Nestlé's profit margins in India are 4 percent higher than at the company overall, executives said Wednesday.

In most of these cases the disagreements are over lump upfront payments or concerns that a service that charges users too little could cannibalize other sales and devalue music overall, executives say.

From what I can make out from its website, the three key players at Pearson and Pearson Education are Glen Moreno, chairman of the Pearson Board of Directors, Dame Marjorie Morris Scardino, overall chief executive for Pearson, and William Ethridge, chief executive for North American Education.

Overall, the executive committee's total remuneration fell slightly, from £1.928m in 2007-08 to £1.835m last year.

John Acierno, the head of the overall company, Executive Transportation, said it was a joint project begun in the last year with Easter Seals, whose mission is helping people with disabilities.