Sentence examples for support the executive from inspiring English sources

"The key risk of a deal failure rests once again with Qatar Holding," Ash Lazenby, an analyst at Liberum Capital in London, wrote in a note to investors on Monday, adding that the proposed merger might still fail if the Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund did not support the executive incentive plan.

"We support the Executive Order, but to forcibly remove all homeless individuals in freezing weather, as the Governor initially ordered, will require him to pass state law," Hinton added.

Debate between pro-Beijing groups, which tend to support the Executive branch, and the Pan-democracy camp characterises Hong Kong's political scene, with the latter supporting a faster pace of democratisation, and the principle of one man, one vote.

"The district court in Texas has wrongly continued to prevent those lawful, common-sense policies from taking effect — even in the many states where local leaders and law enforcement officials have said they support the executive actions and expect their communities to benefit from them," a White House representative speaking on background said Wednesday.

An advisory committee consisting of experts and other relevant parties, including the Ministry of Health, support the executive board of the screening programme.

But Ms. Jacobs of McNeil said that the documents fully supported the executive's testimony.

Nonetheless, those who persevere will find that her article clearly and directly rejected the theories supporting the executive branch's broad constitutional powers.

She writes news releases, helps plan product introductions, acts as a liaison between the company and the media and supports the executive director and the vice president of the division.

During this period the two parties took on similar roles to a government-opposition dynamic, with the Socialists supporting the executive and EPP renouncing its previous coalition support and voting it down.

That behaviour includes questioning, challenging and supporting the executive directors [ 11 ], Board scrutiny of the work of executive directors (EDs), other managers and staff [ 12 ].

Most commonly, the board and the chief executive collaborated in formulating the overall strategy and the board supported the executive in the consequential development of plans and projects to deliver the strategy.