Sentence examples for standing chief from inspiring English sources

It revealed long standing chief executive Paul Pindar was stepping down to return to private equity.

The company has just ditched its long standing chief executive amid speculation it is planning a cash call to raise funds.

The group is in a state of flux following an announcement this week that its long-standing chief executive, Sam Laidlaw, is to stand down to be replaced by the former BP director Iain Conn.

In addition to considering dictionary definitions for and the common usage of the word "personal" standing alone, Chief Justice Roberts said the word should also be considered in the context of the phrase "personal privacy".

In August it forced out Manny Fontenla-Novoa, its long-standing chief executive.

Instead, he is the long-standing chief of the FSB's counterintelligence department.

There was a time when Tim Bowdler, Johnston Press's long-standing chief executive, could do no wrong.

The nomination was at the outset of my career and I was against two long-standing chief executives.

Struggling Centaur had effectively been leaderless for six months after long-standing chief executive Geoff Wilmot was ousted on the back of a profits warning.

Last week Bankinter surprised investors by announcing the resignation of its long-standing chief executive, Jaime Echegoyen, who is being replaced by the head of its insurance subsidiary, Maria Dolores Dancausa.

A proposed merger was rebuffed in 2003 and earlier this year relations between the companies soured, possibly encouraging the ACS bid and triggering the departure of Wal King, Leighton's long-standing chief executive.