Sentence examples for supportive executives from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as one turns the pages of Savage's book, the BBC's journalists and several supportive executives emerge as heroes in their determination to resist censorship by making documentaries that attempted to get at the truth behind the propaganda of governments, military chiefs and the RUC.

Jana has been an outstanding creative leader of the BBC and a very supportive executive colleague.

Mark Thompson, the BBC director general, said in an email to staff today that Bennett had been "an outstanding creative leader" and "a very supportive executive colleague" during eight years as director of television and then BBC Vision director.

The creation of an enabling practice environment, supportive executive management, and continuing professional development are needed to enable nursing managers to lead the provision of consistent and high-quality patient care.

The creation of an enabling practice environment, supportive executive management, and continuing professional development are needed to enable nursing managers to lead and oversee the provision of consistent and high-quality patient care in these South African hospitals.

The government prodded supportive business executives to help finance the league and its 12 teams.

You then suggested that this indicates shareholders are happily supportive of executive-compensation packages.

Many of the Republicans holding these seats are a distinct minority in a party now dominated by southerners who are more supportive of executive branch authoritarianism and yet also more government-phobic.

Fifty-four individuals (74%) agreed to participate, representing a range of professional roles, including physicians (6), nurse practitioners (2), nurses (16), social workers (5), emergency shelter or supportive housing executive directors and/or senior managers (9), harm reduction specialists (5), outreach workers (7), and personal support workers (4).

Fifty-four individuals (74%) agreed to participate in this study, including physicians (6), nurse practitioners (2), nurses (16), social workers (5), emergency shelter or supportive housing executive directors and/or senior managers (9), harm reduction specialists (5), outreach workers (7), and personal support workers (4).

The Daily Telegraph kicked it all off on Wednesday with a letter signed by 103 senior business executives supportive of the Tories' economic policies and critical of Labour's alternative.