Sentence examples for support executives from inspiring English sources

At the board level, Mr. Dimon continues to enjoy almost universal support, executives said.

But in a meeting between union officials and Blue Support executives shortly after the letter arrived, a diligent, if overworked, Unison official admitted to being puzzled.

Goldman ,Sachs and Texas Pacific Group, the San Francisco private equity firm, plan to submit a combined bid and have begun lobbying Burger King's franchisees for their support, executives close to the process said.

All are reviewed and approved by the Group's Exchange Support executives before joining.

The benefits included office and clerical support, executive transportation and security and financial planning, Ms. Fischer said.

"It's difficult to pull teachers out of the classroom in 1,100 buildings" for additional training, said Ms. Goldstein, the Board of Education's student support executive.

In one of the company's ads for internships, for the job of operation support executive, applicants were warned they would be expected to work unsociable hours for £500 a month.

The World Café has been used to develop business and organizational strategies, to enhance safety performance, to support executive education, to foster community development, and for a host of other specific applications.

One potentially critical contender for the role of mediator in complex cognitive processes such as deception is the prefrontal cortex, a structure known to support executive function.

The executive-cognition factor was not correlated selectively with the structural integrity of any particular region, as might be expected in light of the widely-distributed and multi-functional nature of the regions that support executive functions.

However, we have recently argued that, though consciousness may indeed depend on prefrontal mechanisms, such mechanisms may be specifically related to perceptual decision making and sensory metacognition and may be distinct from other prefrontal mechanisms, such as those that support executive control functions (Lau & Rosenthal, 2011).