Sentence examples for true executives from inspiring English sources

Not true, executives said.

He wants to alter the constitution to turn the presidency, which has limited powers, into a true executive presidency.

He recalled Mr. Clark as an indefatigable pusher of shows and ideas for shows — "the best combination of on-air personality and true executive talent".

It's tired but true: Executive women are damned if they act like men, and damned if they don't.

It is also true that executives have come to predominate in the sphere of foreign affairs and, by such devices as executive agreements, which are frequently used in place of treaties, have freed themselves from dependence upon legislative approval of important foreign-policy initiatives.

Though it is true that executives in the television and film industry are failing to target the expanding Latino population and its increasing buying power, it is also true that the few Latinos in Hollywood with the power to help change this engage in a veiled hypocrisy by clamoring for the establishment to provoke change while they ignore their own Latino writers.

Whether or not that is true, losing executives heading up the products meant to extend Yahoo's reach beyond the PC is an indication that her attention is elsewhere.

While that may be true, NBA executives have been known to fib and/or stretch the truth around this time of year (as well as near the February trade deadline).

"To have the chance to work with some of Britain's most talented actors is a dream come true," said executive producer Pippa Harris.

And that's doubly true for executive level employees.

It would help if this historic media property were handed over to a true media executive, someone who really knows the business.