Sentence examples for president environment from inspiring English sources
SPROWVice President, Environment and Safety, Exxon CorporationIrving, TexasHoliday romance?SIR—I was intrigued to see that Bagehot's holiday ended the very same week Tony Blair returned to work (September 4th).
Apple's Vice President Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives Lisa Jackson has a lot to say about the Environmental Protection Agency.
"It's a commodity business and has always been prone to some volatility," says Jason Pelz, vice president of recycling, Carton Council, and vice president, environment, Tetra Pak Americas.
Ten days into Poland's role as host of the two-week U.N. gathering, Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Wednesday fired the conference president, Environment Minister Marcin Korolec, Polskie Radio and other national media reported.
There is only so far you can go with the internal combustion engine, and it is very important that we explore different directions.' The good news is that whereas five years ago these issues were hardly on the industrial radar screen, now all the world's major motor manufacturers have huge 'green' programmes and boast senior executives with titles such as 'vice-president, environment'.
"We will pay compensation," said its vice president for environment, Allard Castelein.
NANCY ALDERMAN North Haven, Conn., Aug. 23, 2000 The writer is president of Environment and Human Health.
"The industry is quite conservative," said Roger Strevens, vice president for environment at the shipping company Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics.
Rick Goss Washington, Feb. 27, 2008 The writer is vice president of environment and sustainability at the Information Technology Industry Council.
Bryan Hannegan, vice president for environment and renewables at the institute, said the electric industry needed "a little bit of time for the technology to catch up".
"The challenge is that conflict minerals are a symptom," said Rick Goss, vice president for environment and sustainability at the Information Technology Industry Council, a trade group.
