Sentence examples for read executive from inspiring English sources

I was talking to two senior women who had developed their careers in a corporate world where they prefer to read executive summaries rather than trilogies.

One meeting will focus on critically reading executive summaries from real business plans.

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer spent more than $917,000 on essential items for his Washington, D.C., offices, including a $290,000 moveable wooden wall system, a $3,500 antique desk, and an $859 30-inch plaque that reads "Executive Office of the President".

Visitors can browse through his e-mail messages, examine his datebook and read his executive memorandums.

If you read the executive summary of that report, it was generally favourable.

An inspector read him Executive Order 13-140, in which Rick Scott, the Republican governor, suspended him from office.

Policy is made by a president (read chief executive) and administrative bureaucracy accountable not to a community of scholars but to funders and the board of trustees.

A statement read: "The executive board of the IOC has requested Wada to initiate a fully fledged investigation into allegations that testing at the Sochi laboratory was subverted.

A scant few years later, we are witnessing a headlong race by corporate America to ship these very jobs overseas in a quest for "greater efficiencies" and "more productivity" (read: bigger executive bonuses).

A statement from the Romanian football federation read: "The executive committee approved unanimously the proposals of the president Razvan Burleanu to appoint new members of the technical staff of the national team.

I suggest you at least read the executive summary [PDF]; that's what it's there for.