Sentence examples for executive's from high-quality English sources.

• Suffolk's chief executive's pay was set by the previous police authority.

• The more quantitative data shared to demonstrates the executive's contribution to their company's growth, the better.

• Western concerns focus on its chief executive's former links with the Chinese army, the lack of clarity around its operations – and natural defensiveness about letting a company from a communist dictatorship run the most sensitive systems a modern country can have.

• Details are provided directly to people who need them, through the executive's new My Options helpline.

• The CEO has internalized the chief executive's central insight about the platform — that it empowers a kind hyper-communication, but with an experimental edge.

• Not only is lost time never found again, but not managing time strategically harms the executive's well-being, effectiveness, and organizational performance as well.

• A company may not have all the founders and chiefs listed on its Crunchbase profile or have the complete details regarding the executive's education listed in detail."

• Laurent asked Riot employees to join him in uplifting Gelb as a leader upon his return, commending his fellow executive's choice to seek "redemption" rather than leave the company.

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• Instead, the talk at the end of the week was of a less toughly-worded motion which might require Ms O'Neill to give the Northern Ireland Assembly an explanation about why she remains convinced her conduct was in line with the executive's health guidance.

• The superstar executive's income — or at least what's available, given authorities' accusations of massive underreporting — shows he outearned all but General Motors' Mary Barra in recent years, with her stock options helping her slightly edge out Ghosn.

• There may yet be hope for saving the name, however: Martin Winterkorn Jr. is making his debut in the field of electric vehicles and there are already a number of promising indications that the executive's son will be shaping the future of the automotive industry.

• Mullen said that the Stormont executive's refusal to grant the IFA's request was "understandable" in the current climate but admitted to being perplexed by the decision to proceed with the Irish Cup draw without NIFL Championship clubs having attained elite status.

• Earlier, the executive's chief scientific adviser, Prof Ian Young, said that the evidence showed that most cases of the virus are being acquired in households "or through informal interactions between households" rather than in settings such as shops and restaurants.

• Nine days before Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president, the veteran Democratic strategist Ron Klain wrote an op-ed praising the incoming chief executive's crisis-management playbook and pointed to a "new political reality" that he'd ushered into Washington.

• The group - which features the executive's junior ministers, the health minister, chief medical officer, the Police Service of Northern Ireland and representatives from the two universities - held its first meeting on Wednesday, which focused on issues in the Holyland.

• Both reports of Wednesday's committee hearing at Westminster will add to the frustration already felt at Tidal Lagoon Power's Gloucester headquarters, although that might be lessened slightly by the Telegraph website's inability to spell its chief executive's name correctly.

executive's sentence examples

• Ulster Unionist leader Steve Aiken said he had spoken to the first and deputy first ministers to stress the importance of "coherence and clarity" in terms of the executive's public health message but added: "Covid-19 is coming back with a vengeance and we have to do something."

• Employee and executive's health determines the success of a company's remote-work technological infrastructure, its communication to employees, vendors, and clients about the crisis, and the business processes that need to change to meet this prolonged workplace continuity challenge.

• The other factors we considered were the size of the executive's brand; how much the brand's footprint grew in the past year; the extent of their role and responsibilities; their influence in the marketing and advertising industry; and whether their marketing efforts drove their company's performance.

• Communities Minister Deirdre Hargey said: "This small increase represents a first step towards the executive's commitment in 'New Decade, New Approach', to a long term trajectory for Housing Executive rent which is sufficient to support the sustainable future for its stock which is also affordable for tenants.