Sentence examples for too executive from inspiring English sources

In Europe, too, executive aircraft are being used more often, but in Asia, and especially in China, they remain something of a rarity.

The answer why not, I fear, is that Labour is too executive-minded, too fearful of investing in parliament as an institution and too fearful of thorough change in the governing system – despite the way it is being subverted and shrunk by the Cameron government.

It means savings, too, as executive ranks are trimmed and reservation systems are combined.

The latest expansion will not only add flair, it will provide jobs, too, its executive vice president and general manager, John Culetsu, said in a statement.

You can find +Larry and +Sergey there, and now so too is executive chairman +Eric Schmidt.

Small wonder, too, that executive stock option plans are a hot item in Japan and most European countries (see FORBES GLOBAL, May 18).

"Fiddling while Rome is burning?" I thought he was supposed to be an Imperialist president who has abused his powers by signing too many Executive orders?

If House Republicans are really concerned about me taking too many executive actions, the best solution to that is passing bills... pass a bill, solve a problem.

Too often, executives approach investors only when a company needs more money.

For now, they added, too few executives are taking that initiative.

Humphrys suggested the BBC should make further cuts to management, saying there were still too many executives.