Sentence examples for strategy agreed from inspiring English sources
Harrison said: "As chief executive of easyJet, my job was to implement the strategy agreed by the board.
Their meeting marks the halfway point in their supposed strategy, agreed in Lisbon in March 2000, to turn Europe into the world's most competitive economy by 2010.
The decision to cooperate with Mr McLagan in the writing of his book was an operational strategy agreed at the highest level.
But, in a statement released on Monday night, Scotland Yard said: "The searches considered all possible evidential opportunities, based upon the search strategy agreed as part of the investigation".
Alan Davey, chief executive of ACE, said: "The authors raise a number of issues that are at the heart of our 10 year strategy, agreed with the art and culture sector.
In the cultural sector it's vital to have this strategy agreed and understood across the organisation, because many departments will be developing programmes, dealing with the public and creating communications to their various audiences.
The government's latest housing strategy agrees that improving affordability for aspiring homeowners is critical.
An agent that uses this strategy agrees to peer with any other agent that is co-located with it, with the exception of its direct customers.
"The board must define a strategy, agree with the management on how to apply it and eventually, as often happens in the United States, make changes in the management if necessary to put the new strategy in place," Bebear said, as quoted by Reuters.
The strongest initiatives were made outside the negotiating halls, where significant agreements have been struck on investing in public transport, commitments made to green accounting by corporations and strategies agreed by cities and judicial bodies on reducing environmental impacts.
But the competition department of the commission he heads is also investigating Luxembourg on the grounds that some of the "comfort letters", tax rulings, and avoidance strategies agreed by his then administration amounted to state aid in breach of EU competition rules.
