"Also, many polling places were situated on the premises of executive bodies of power.
Starting from this premise, scientists and biotech executives presented intoxicating scenarios depicting a direct path from deciphering our genome to the demise of virtually all diseases, particularly cancer.
Around 70 years ago the EMBA was established with a simple premise: employers sent their executives back to the classroom to learn better business practice, and were willing fully to sponsor their sojourn.
Not do the honorable thing and tell shareholders the facts: that the merger was built on a wicked premise -- the greedy executives who destroyed Merill must be showered with wealth.
"Within five years, I'd like to have 3,000 or 4,000 people doing this," said Mr. Soloff, who is also Premise's chief executive.
When it comes to government scrutiny, the company's executives challenge the premise that Google is a monopoly, even as the company's share of the search market inexorably rises, arguing that Google is still a minor player in the overall advertising market, which totals $800 billion a year. 1 2 Next Page ».
Moreover, the Mozilla group plans to complete its own browser in 2001; the world has every right to hold high hopes for a browser created by a pool of talented programmers who labor without a single marketing or accounting executive on the premises.
There are a lot of explanations for why the networks have rushed to embrace their own creative destruction, most of them premised on the idiocy of network executives.
The 1,150 sq metre (12,300 sq ft) premises will house Labour's new executive directors as well as hosting meetings of the shadow cabinet and the party's national executive committee.
SAN DIEGO— Harvey Weinstein, the aggressive indie-film executive, was somewhere on the premises at the Comic-Con International convention here on Saturday, according to his staff.
