Sentence examples for preferred executive from inspiring English sources

The Vice-Presidency, still in its Throttlebottom days, proved unsatisfying to a man who had preferred executive posts to legislative ones among all those he'd already held.

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I prefer executive positions".

"The name denotes, 'Oh I have to get the coffee for the boss and I have to do this' and that's not really what it's all about," Ms. Engelhardt said, preferring executive assistant or office technology administrator.

In the second episode, he explained why he preferred issuing executive orders: "I get to make people do whatever I want".

A number of factors go into deciding a company's score, including board composition (outside directors are preferred), chairman/chief executive titles (separate is better than combined), whether former bosses of other companies serve on the board (if they do, it's good) and whether nonexecutive directors own shares (they should).

The live broadcast method was expensive, but was preferred by executives at each of the four major U.S. television networks (ABC, NBC, CBS and DuMont); in 1954, DuMont alone spent $3 million on live television broadcasts.

The lobbyists said the securities industry would prefer an executive from Wall Street or a regulator from one of the stock exchanges.

It prefers chief executive officers as investors.

They prefer the executive live in New York, but Europe is ok, too.

They did this despite harboring fundamentally different beliefs about government: Hamilton preferred a monarchic executive, modelled after the British system, while Madison believed that the greatest threat to the American republic came from a minority.