Sentence examples for put into executive from inspiring English sources

For if the Bush administration was anything, it was the anti-establishment attitude put into executive practice.

A case can be made that the fear of hostile takeovers he put into executive suites helped make American business more competitive.

We have these ideas that we've put into the executive order.

One, SB 32 by Sen. Fran Pavley (D-Agoura Hills), would put into law executive orders issued by Brown and his predecessor, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

He told a skeptical Congress on Tuesday that if these caps were put into place, bank executives simply wouldn't participate in the bailout or sell us suckers their debts.

Dubbed the California climate leadership package, the 12 bills represent a Democratic-driven push in the Senate to advance an agenda of technological innovation and conservation that was put into play by an executive order by California Governor Jerry Brown in April.

And the American people could have more faith that our judicial branch wasn't completely beholden to structures put into place by the executive and legislative branches to limit accountability.

Under One Florida, the contracting provision that Mr. Bush put into effect with an executive order in November asks state procurement officials to strive harder to award more business to minority contractors.

It was from that point, the complaint says, that the two former executives put into motion the plan to shift expenses.

Nothing has been disclosed about the 9-7, thougivenven its numerical placement above the 9-5 midsedansedan, it may be a larger luxury sedan, which are commonly put into service by Chinese executives as chauffeured limousines.

CHIÓ The healthful Mediterranean notion that meat and fish should be mere condiments on plates of vegetables and grains will be put into practice by Alex McWilliams, the executive chef at this new Italian place in Brooklyn (pronounced kee-OH).