Usar "executive" en una oración

1. London boasts at least seven Interweb billionaires amongst its fabled glitterati, but not one of them can begin to measure their fortune or their white-hot technological status against that of old Jimmy Cameron, the founder, chief executive and principle shareholder of NanoGoo International

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2. After a short but intense period of mourning, the soldier married the old chairman's daughter, which she liked very much because he made her Chief Executive Officer and together they cornered the world's markets in gold and oil, before retiring in their late thirties to live in Antibes and raise a gaggle of spoilt but happy children

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3. Please, Sir, take a look, read the executive summary"

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4. He took one last glance at the executive summary and checked his notes

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5. I mean, if he buys this house from us and gives us a lovely new executive home, we’ll be able to put one over on those bitches at the club, won’t we

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6. The fisherman sat in stunned silence as they drove towards his fine executive home at Seaview Park

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7. His attention had been caught by a dazzling burst of light from one of the executive boxes in the opposite stand

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8. Terry nudged Crippler Cruncho, the reserve centre-half, pointed up at the executive box in the opposite stand, and asked, "Who's that?"

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9. In this febrile atmosphere of ratings wars and popular novelty, an executive producer at a small independent production company came up with a marvellous new idea

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10. With audience figures going through the roof and with advertising revenues hitting all time highs, the executive producer was, of course, paid a big fat bonus

11. I can play the doting partner dropping off the executive at the station …’

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12. command of the cleaners on the executive floor at the NanoGoo

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13. made her Chief Executive Officer and together they cornered the

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14. He took one last glance at the executive summary and checked

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15. fine executive home at Seaview Park

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16. from one of the executive boxes in the opposite stand

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17. up at the executive box in the opposite stand, and asked, "Who's

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18. I grin at her tone, Mel’s a legal executive with the firm; she specialises in divorce and family law generally so is more often than not tearing her hair trying to deal with her workload

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19. We can assume it is the equivalent of their executive offices or royal palace or Pentagon, whatever serves for a seat of government in this society

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20. It is having confidence in one’s ability to resolve difficulties; and includes the executive functions of analysis, planning, logical thinking and problem-solving

21. Executive function as defined by Harvard’s Center on the Developing Child is a combination of working memory (aka, those 700 neural connections per second), selective and focused attention on important tasks (or self control), and mental flexibility – being able to revise a course of action based on changes in the environment

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22. The effective development of executive function depends upon the strength of early emotional bonds

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23. This is why it’s so critical that Jason, David and Jill are positively nurtured and challenged – when a child is stressed out by their environment and unable to control their negative reactions, they are focused on their emotional state and thereby less able to follow directions or develop higher-level skills that allow them to analyze situations and plan ahead (executive functions)

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24. Self-Regulation is related to Executive Function

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25. Executive Function is our intellectual capability of planning and analysis, while Self-Regulation is controlling our emotional reactions to current realities

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26. The authority of this assembly overawes the executive power ; and neither the meanest nor the most obnoxious colonist, as long as he obeys the law, has any thing to fear from the resentment, either of the governor, or of any other civil or military officer in the province

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27. The colony assemblies, though, like the house of commons in England, they are not always a very equal representation of the people, yet they approach more nearly to that character ; and as the executive power either has not the means to corrupt them, or, on account of the support which it receives from the mother country, is not under the necessity of doing so, they are, perhaps, in general more influenced by the inclinations of their constituents

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28. Before the commencement of the present disturbances, the colony assemblies had not only the legislative, but a part of the executive power

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29. James is professional and efficient in his approach to work and very well-liked by his colleagues and executive clients

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30. They feel, or imagine, that if their assemblies, which they are fond of calling parliaments, and of considering as equal in authority to the parliament of Great Britain, should be so far degraded as to become the humble ministers and executive officers of that parliament, the greater part of their own importance would be at an end

31. the highest executive officer of a company; head of a company

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32. The poor man – who had been spilling out his heart about his troubled upbringing – had only a few seconds to leave after she’d been buzzed by Jannson to warn her they were there by executive warrant

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33. In time of war, they are all of them naturally disposed to muster themselves under his banner, rather than under that of any other person ; and his birth and fortune thus naturally procure to him some sort of executive power

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34. But whether the administration of justice be so contrived as to defray its own expense, or whether the judges be maintained by fixed salaries paid to them from some other fund, it does not seen necessary that the person or persons entrusted with the executive power should be charged with the management of that fund, or with the payment of those salaries

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35. The separation of the judicial from the executive power, seems originally to have arisen from the increasing business of the society, in consequence of its increasing improvement

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36. The person entrusted with the executive power, not having leisure to attend to the decision of private causes himself, a deputy was appointed to decide them in his stead

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37. When the judicial is united to the executive power, it is scarce possible that justice should not frequently be sacrificed to what is vulgarly called politics

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38. In order to make every individual feel himself perfectly secure in the possession of every right which belongs to him, it is not only necessary that the judicial should be separated from the executive power, but that it should be rendered as much as possible independent of that power

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39. In the progress of despotism, the authority of the executive power gradually absorbs that of every other power in the state, and assumes to itself the management of every branch of revenue which is destined for any public purpose

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40. In China, and in several other governments of Asia, the executive power charges itself both with the reparation of the high-roads, and with the maintenance of the navigable canals

41. Though it should be true, therefore, what I apprehend is not a little doubtful, that in some parts of Asia this department of the public police is very properly managed by the executive power, there is not the least probability that, during the present state of things, it could be tolerably managed by that power in any part of Europe

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42. Even those public works, which are of such a nature that they cannot afford any revenue for maintaining themselves, but of which the convecniency is nearly confined to some particular place or district, are always better maintained by a local or provincial revenue, under the management of a local and provincial administration, than by the general revenue of the state, of which the executive power must always have the management

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43. The protection of trade, in general, has always been considered as essential to the defence of the commonwealth, and, upon that account, a necessary part of the duty of the executive power

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44. The forts and garrisons which lie north of Cape Rouge, are not only maintained at the expense of the state, but are under the immediate government of the executive power ; and why those which lie south of that cape, and which, too, are, in part at least, maintained at the expense of the state, should be under a different government, it seems not very easy even to imagine a good reason

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45. The protection of the Mediterranean trade was the original purpose or pretence of the garrisons of Gibraltar and Minorca ; and the maintenance and government of those garrisons have always been, very properly, committed, not to the Turkey company, but to the executive power

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46. Though Minorca has been twice taken, and is now probably lost for ever, that disaster has never been imputed to any neglect in the executive power

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47. Even where the reward of the master does not arise altogether from this natural revenue, it still is not necessary that it should be derived from that general revenue of the society, of which the collection and application are, in most countries, assigned to the executive power

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48. In a country where the law favoured the teachers of no one religion more than those of another, it would not be necessary that any of them should have any particular or immediate dependency upon the sovereign or executive power ; or that he should have anything to do either in appointing or in dismissing them from their offices

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49. Now it was more like the Torbin part of him/them was a child’s memory: the child will always be a part of the adult, can inform the adult’s beliefs and actions, but the adult never believes that child side is the executive

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50. That he finally settled on Janet Reno, Dade County, Florida prosecutor, with no executive experience, says perhaps all that need be said, in view of her performance in office

51. My husband has been a corporate executive for

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52. At last, he arrived at the Confederate executive mansion, now a Union

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53. This means that, just as the Congress can pass no law on religion, the President can neither issue an Executive Order nor sign a treaty that would have any effect on religion, and the Judiciary can issue no decisions respecting religion

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54. As Captain Waddell later wrote, “The delay was not without its own reward, for the executive officer, Mr

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55. In this regard, revenge was the call of the day throughout the Union, including those in the executive

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56. In his administration"s rush to declassify documents more than twenty-five years old, he issued an Executive Order to that effect

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57. A quality sorely lacking in the present Democrat government, especially the executive branch

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58. Congress now routinely passes laws that violate Constitutional provisions, which our current Constitution-hating Chief Executive is only too happy to sign into law

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59. And of course, when the Congress does not act quickly enough to embrace his designs, he simply signs another Executive Order by which to bypass that august body

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60. (The federal legislation leading to the authority of the President to initiate Executive Orders did much to undermine the separation of powers at the national level

61. It was not happenstance that the framers of the Constitution placed the legislative branch in Article 1, the executive branch in Article 2, and the judicial branch in Article 3

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62. One must ask whether it is reasonable to require a Chief Executive to have adequate power in foreign relations and military affairs without at the same time acquiescing in an excess of power held by the same Chief Executive in domestic affairs

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63. All of the above instances smack of tyranny – another instance of an unbridled executive

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64. It was almost a source of embarrassment to Georgio Langarde, its chief executive

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65. He would have been well advised to keep his mouth shut, inasmuch as any elementary reading of the Constitution will tell the reader that the three branches are the Legislative, the Executive, and the Judicial, per the Constitution"s first three articles

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66. now cursed with a Chief Executive who can utter such narcissistic nonsense as: „We"re the ones we"ve been waiting for

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67. Jonathan Hawes was as good a business executive as he was a

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68. My question therefore is: Are we getting close once again? Are we, as American citizens, subjects to a sovereign, truly represented by our Representatives in Congress, and the overbearing Chief Executive? I think not

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69. of Arkansas, using Arkansas State Police for procurement purposes, even to the extent of bringing women into the Executive Mansion

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70. Doubtless the council would decree; as it seemed, executive power had become theirs, without any formal declaration

71. When L-Seven-Six was given the command to shut down, and his sentience faded and connection lost, the system eventually switched to a default when program errors could no longer be resolved, as if the workers had lost their manager and supervisor, lacking any organised structure for making executive decisions

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72. In the 1870s, President Ulysses Grant also issued executive orders that created thirteen new Indian reservations

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73. And while you are still contemplating, let me recite poem number two by Leo Marks, a SOE officer (Special Operations Executive) during the Second World War written as one-time code for SOE Agent Violet Szasbo, who would later die in a Nazi concentration camp

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74. From my point of view, it is refreshing to see an entity like the Boy Scouts and an individual, Paul Nardone, (Westchester-Putnam Council Executive), joining forces and standing up for what they believe

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75. All of them tell me the rich (meaning the executive car owners) gives the least and the poorer car owners the most which is entirely understandable in my eyes

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76. While I agree that her crime does not rise to the level of Enron, Worldcom and Adelphia, whose executive officers, in my opinion, should be swiftly prosecuted and given extensive jail sentences, Ms

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77. With its beige sidewalls, Cream headliner and Beige carpet he immediately pulled out one of those dual fold-down executive tables with its leather inserts covered in high gloss veneer

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78. Be reminded of course, that the Castigator is always briefed on our meetings and though we have been given executive control of the Holy Campaign, whatever course of action we decide on has to be ratified by His Piousness

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79. After indicating in which chair I was to sit, Kemp wheeled quickly around his desk and plopped himself down into his black leather ergonomic executive armchair

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80. All that was there were the arrests of two transvestites for soliciting, six drunk and disorderly arrests, an array of traffic citations and the impounding of a car found parked in a space reserved for an executive

81. He organised and gazetted the name change to Makepeace Island, and then years later sold it to a high profile executive who now allows it to be used for conference and recreation for his airline staff

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82. , in the event of a split between the legislative and executive branches, the mechanism would not be applicable—but why do you suppose that we, increasingly, elect a majority to the House and/or Senate of a different party than that of the President?”

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83. Nebraska, in particular, has but one house, reducing the potential for splits among house, senate, and executive branch

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84. “You raise some interesting questions, Dave,” answered Charles, “but it would be very unlikely that there would be enough jurisdictions like that to result in control of the Congress by a party differing from the executive branch

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85. In February, 2011, President Obama issued an executive order to review our regulations with the intent

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86. One of President Clinton"s executive orders has stopped mining for coal in Utah and

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87. Presidential executive orders issued by the President George Bush (41) exist to stop offshore drilling on

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88. Executive orders have been used by our presidents since George Washington but their use has generally

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89. However, there are many other presidents who have issued executive orders as if they were

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90. Those executive orders marked their issuer as a dictator and that has been the case with many other

91. executive orders as well

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92. President Wilson issued over 1800 executive orders which expanded the

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93. emergency executive order…” That removed many of the orders issued by President Roosevelt

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94. President Clinton has been one of the biggest users of executive orders

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95. included a statement declaring the EO “does not impose any justiciable obligations on the executive

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96. One of the most publicized Executive Orders was 13083 which asserted that federal agencies shall

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97. Congressman Tom DeLay noted, “the President of the United States is legislating by executive order

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98. is writing executive order after executive order against the Constitution of the United States and the

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99. One of the problems with executive orders is that Congress has not tried to define the authority a

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