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The Chief Executive will soon announce his Sixth policy address. Which aspect, do you think, should he regard as the point of focus?

The chief executive of Qantas said the company might be able to resume a limited flight schedule by Monday afternoon.

The word from the chief executive's office is always about "fresh departures" and "exciting horizons" .

In terms of popularity, the Chief Executive and SAR Government seem to be starting afresh. They should really treasure this opportunity.

Matters referred to SCDS by the Chief Executive, or matters which SCDS considers appropriate to its terms of reference.

Cain was the chief executive of a pizza company for many years and he also built a conservative following through a radio talk show.

The chief executive of WestLB quit his job abruptly after falling out with the German bank's biggest shareholder over restructuring plans.

Returning to the chief executive seat, he had only praise for Mr Amelio but made it clear he would run the company differently.

The difference between the chief executive's pay and that of other executives has grown.

these officials would no longer be civil servants. Their term of office would not exceed that of the Chief Executive who nominated them.

Just last month, the chief executive officer of local nonprofit Greenlights traded up to a bigger home for his growing family.

The chief executive may make a decision to approve, not approve, revise, postpone, or reconsider the matter being considered.

United now head to Seattle for a week-long stay, with the chief executive David Gill joining them on Friday.

this was an intelligently organized and fervent meeting in a packed town hall, with the chief executive in the chair.

But Mr. Mason, the chief executive, sought to underline the point by putting on the wall certain business magazine covers.

The chief executive does not have fond memories of that encounter, which he describes as a "debacle" .

But as Peter Li, the US-trained finance director (no relation to the chief executive), says, cost is not the only advantage.

It is still quite common to hand the chief executive's role to the oldest son in the UK, and management quality tends to suffer as a result.

Hunt could at least draw comfort from Gordon Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association.

Swine flu is a misnomer, " said C. Larry Pope, the chief executive of Smithfield Foods, who said he feared panic among consumers. "

Only 5 per cent saw their CEO as less optimistic, while 44 per cent said the chief executive's optimism level was the same as theirs.

At the end of the meeting, he received from the industry representatives a proposal to the Chief Executive on this subject.

NAPOLEON would have made a great railway boss, claimed Hartmut Mehdorn, the chief executive of Deutsche Bahn (DB), in a recent interview.

Tony Hayward, the chief executive who took over last year, has tried to turn the company round after years of disappointing performance.

As the chief executive of a state with a long and porous border with Mexico, she has a feel for well-policed frontiers .

Dilip Chenoy, the chief executive of the NSDC, calls it "a demand-led supply-side model" .

The Executive Council normally meets once a week. The Chief Executive presides over its meetings.

IT IS just as well that high-stakes industrial poker is a game familiar to Sergio Marchionne, the chief executive of Fiat Group.

When a local bank is acquired, the chief executive typically gets a healthy pay-off and a one or two-year non-compete clause.

Before issuing such a certificate, the Chief Executive shall obtain a certifying document from the Central People's Government.

" People don't generally admit to it , " says the chief executive of a second- tier investment bank .

However, the chief executive said in a statement that the deal had been an excellent opportunity that was undone by the fall in markets.

If the Chief Executive does not accept a majority opinion of the Executive Council, he must put the specific reasons on record.

The bills passed by the Legislative Council have to be signed and promulgated by the Chief Executive before coming into effect.

The Chief Executive announced that the Administration would draw up a comprehensive conservation policy in his Policy Address.

One of the most important responsibilities of a board is to hire, motivate, evaluate and, when necessary, replace the chief executive.

Brooks, one of Britain's most prominent journalists, was arrested two days after she resigned as the chief executive of News International.

Mark Lee, the chief executive of Gucci, said China was the fastest growing market for his company, followed by internet sales.

It may draw to the Chief Executive's attention any aspect of the work of the Operations Department or any problem encountered by the ORC.

Ford is in the throes of a cultural revolution directed by Alan Mulally, the chief executive brought in from Boeing last September.

The chief executive of the National Sports Executive Committee often exchanged opinions on sports with her.

The Chief Executive may, as he or she deems necessary, invite other persons concerned to sit in on meetings of the Council.

"Our customers sell about 4 billion chips a year, " said Warren East, the chief executive of ARM, during a recent interview.

Under Mr. Duffy, the chief executive, the company has grown despite the stress of the financial crisis.

He is the chief executive of Li & Fung, a company that sources more clothes and common household products from Asia than perhaps any other.

A participant was of the opinion that the election process for the Chief Executive should be fair, proper and impartial .

Michael Dell is the chief executive officer of Dell Computer, which he founded when he was nineteen.

His battle with his illness led to his decision in late August to relinquish the chief executive post at Apple.

The chief executive said that the company was faced with a bleak future.

Beijing has said that direct elections of the chief executive may be held as early as 2017, but it has not given any guarantees.

Its hierarchy is surprisingly shallow: there are only one or two managers between the chief executive and his regional marketing officers.

"It's different to the Americans, where the chief executive will fly in to take a picture with the local bishop, " says an Irish executive.

The chief executive is leading from the front when it comes to wooing clients: he has met more than 400 since taking over in January.

Owens and Ren also had a history; when Owens was the chief executive of Nortel in 2004, Ren was interested in buying the firm.

Concentrated training shall be conducted for the chief executive officers (CEOs) of the key enterprises of the state group by group.

It was the first time I've ever seen the chief executive of British Airways complain publicly about BAA's performance.

An external BP adviser defends Mr Hayward's approach, even as he says the chief executive is probably doomed to the sack.

The head of the cabinet and often also the chief executive of a parliamentary democracy.

The chief executive's standing with your colleagues will almost certainly be damaged by this, and you may benefit from the fallout.

Earlier this week, the chief executive of one of China's largest fund management groups was detained as part of the investigation.

The chief executive of a state in the United States.

John Ricitiello, the chief executive of EA, recently said that the company's fastest-growing category of games are for the iPad.

When talking about the company, Mr. East, the chief executive, deals in ARM's trademark brand of hyperbolic humility.

In those days Nacchio was the chief executive of regional telephone giant Qwest, a near-monopoly in its multistate marketplace.

Which gives us a final, overarching definition of innovation: the throbbing headache the chief executive takes home at the end of the day.

The chief executive is selected by an 800-member committee that includes dignitaries and others appointed by Beijing.

Act as an advocate for decisions of the Chief Executive Officers and General Manager and facilitate implementation.

The Executive Council of the Macao Special Administrative Region shall be presided over by the Chief Executive .

The chief executive now is chosen by an 800-member committee that includes dignitaries and others appointed by Beijing.

As the chief executive of the nation's largest producer of renewable energy from wind and solar power, I wish that were true.

The role of two management and, in particular, the chief executive is to provide the dynamic for organizational effectiveness.

Some participants suggested that District Council members should play a more important role in the election of the Chief Executive.

The companies said in a statement that the current management team, including the chief executive, James Taylor, would remain.

Third come the chief executive officers, whose incomes can be enhanced by the back-scratching of their peers.

MARKETING used to be the route to the chief executive's chair, but the world has changed.

The written consent of the Chief Executive shall be required before bills relating to government policies are introduced.

It comprises three politically neutral persons appointed by the Chief Executive and is headed by a High Court judge.

So there was quite a fuss in 2005 when the chief executive, Donald Tsang, declared that families should have three children.

The council can only veto or amend legislation proposed by the chief executive.

The chief executive abruptly returned to London and handed over the reins of dealing with the Gulf to Mr. Dudley.

provides the full text and highlights of the policy address delivered annually by the chief executive , and relevant webcasts.

The chief executive of News International Rebecca Brooks has confirmed that she will attend.

The Order made by the Chief Executive in Council to give effect to the agreement has passed through all necessary legislative procedures .

Tim Lefroy, the chief Executive of the Advertising Association, said it was another "great step for consumers" .

At that time, the chief executive was predicting it would be a top-five global sportswear brand by the end of the decade.

The council submitted a report to the Chief Executive in 1998 recommending the establishment of an independent legal aid authority.

Do you think the Chief Executive should become the President of the PL?

To assist the Ministry of Personnel deal with executive recruitment and selection process, reporting to the Chief Executive order.

The Advisory Committee comprises official and non- official members appointed by the Chief Executive of the HKSAR .

That year, Steve Wozniak returned to college and Steve Jobs left in a dispute with the chief executive.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of this corporation voted against the investment plan.

The chief executive is chosen by an electoral college of 800 representatives, most of them loyal to Beijing.

The reason for that is in many ways every company is a reflection in particular of the chief executive officer.

The Chief Executive may dissolve the Legislative Council only once in each term of his or her office.

Back then the chief executive had been president of the dramatics society.

Some time ago I had lunch with the chief executive of a well-known company in the City of London.

Wu, the chief executive of the enterprise, which is said on several Web sites to be managed by members of the Wu family.

What is the case for bringing in a COO between the chief executive and his or her existing senior staff?

This was "really bad timing" , says David Abrams, the chief executive of Cheap Ass Gamer, a gaming-information provider in Tokyo.

When Frederick Chavalit Tsao shared the chief executive role with his father it was a trying experience.

But the chief executive of the information and media group needs to beware overstating the value of its ownership model.

President-elect Obama has chosen the chief executive officer of the Chicago schools, Arne Duncan, to become his education secretary.

Procurators shall be nominated by the Procurator-General and appointed by the Chief Executive.

Now the chief executive of both Nissan and Renault is presiding over a synchronised automotive bust.

Mr. Scott, the chief executive, also agreed that Corporate Investigations would handle all allegations of misconduct by senior executives.

Risk managers who said no put themselves on a collision course with the business head and often the chief executive too.

Alexey Miller, the chief executive of Gazprom, has given a vivid description of the upheavals shaking the global energy business.

We shall unswervingly stick to "One country, two systems" policy, said Li Peng at the banquet to welcome the Chief Executive of HKSAR.

In 2004 Don Blankenship, the chief executive of Massey Energy, spent $3m to help elect Brent Benjamin to the state Supreme Court.

The chief executive of News Limited, John Hartigan, responded to the controversy by saying he believed his employees have behaved honorably.

What prevents the internal investigators from airbrushing the facts or, say, omitting evidence that might implicate the chief executive?

After the Mizuho Securities incident in December, several senior executives, including the chief executive, had to resign.

The election committee will transform into the nomination committee when universal suffrage of the chief executive is implemented in 2017.

Question: Would you accept XXX as the Chief Executive if the Selection Committee eventually selected him?

Article 40. Major administrative decisions shall be decided by the chief executive on the basis of collective consideration.

The chief executive of the mining company said a new shaft was being drilled to allow further tests for dangerous gases.

The chief executive's committee that monitors this plan is called the "How We Do Business Committee" .

For occasional exposure beyond 35% specific approval of the Chief Executive at the Centre should be obtained.

"It's like the world is starving and we're just standing here with the rice, " says the chief executive of one derivatives-software firm.

The state-sponsored bail-outs of western banks risk rewarding management teams for failure, the chief executive of HSBC warned yesterday.

Recently I met the chief executive of a dynamic business who has certainly struggled.

The chief executive picks up the phone and tells the investors exactly what happened.

Since a chairman's most important role is to organise the hiring and firing of the chief executive, it helps to be both.

After careful discussion and wide consultation, the SMEC submitted a report to the Chief Executive in June.

"We are not considering further concessions, " Bocker, the chief executive of SGX, said at the Reuters Future Face of Finance Summit.

The president is the chief executive of a country.

It appears that the Chief Executive would rather risk his public support to strengthen his support from the pro- government camp .

Dr. John Maynard is the chief executive officer (CEO) of the International Employee Assistance Professionals Association (EAPA).

Steve Ballmer, the chief executive, vows that there will be no more long delays between new product introductions.

Question: Would you mind XXX taking up the post of the Chief Executive?

The following appeared in a memo from the chief executive of a video game company.

These recommendations have been accepted by the Chief Executive.

They worry that Beijing will renege on its promise of allowing democratic elections for the chief executive by 2017 and for Legco by 2020.

The Chief Executive represented the HKSAR at the APEC Economic Leaders Meeting held in Auckland, New Zealand in September.

The return on investment required by the chief executive will influence the operation of managers' targets.

"MEN are intimidated when they go into a jewellery store to buy their first diamond, " says Diane Irvine, the chief executive of Blue Nile.

Humble employees who happen to have good ideas could easily have more followers than the chief executive.

Carlos Ghosn, the chief executive of Renault, says the French carmaker is investing nearly all its money in emerging markets currently.

"I'VE never seen risk aversion this intense, " says the chief executive of a large European bank.

Q. So what would be your advice to the chief executive of another family business?

The chief executive of the Zimbabwe Football Association has been suspended over match -fixing allegations .

My generation is very lucky, " said Feng Jun, the chief executive of a large Chinese consumer electronics company, Aigo. "

The Chief Executive in Council formally granted four domestic pay television programme service licences.

The chief executive of Hair Club overcame his insecurities and became comfortable managing people older than himself.

William Weldon, the chief executive, was berated at a congressional hearing in September.

Fiat's CEO, Sergio Marchionne, has already been tipped as a frontrunner of the chief executive of the new Chrysler.

"The [chief executive] is extremely ambitious, " Ms Kwan says. "In my opinion, Chinese people are inherently entrepreneurial. "

A month or so ago, I had lunch with the chief executive of a well-known British company.

The chief executive of Eni, the Italian oil company, begins to summarise a century of Italy's often fraught relationship with Libya.

The Chief Executive must consult the Executive Council before dissolving the Legislative Council.

"[James] is writing a fantastic record as the chief executive of Sky, " Mr Murdoch said in the TV interview.

The chairman and members of the HKTA Board of Management are appointed by the Chief Executive.

Still, that is not to counsel despair, says Simon Blake, the chief executive of the Brook Advisory Service, a sexual-health charity.

More people take early retirement; more, says the chief executive of VSO, still feel that they have more to give and are in good health.

"There is definitely a link between cancer and infection, " the chief executive of the NSW Cancer Council, Andrew Penman, said yesterday.

"The scale of the recession is unprecedented but it is more familiar terrain, " says John Varley, the chief executive of Barclays.

Paul Walsh, the chief executive of distiller Diageo, describes the military incursion as "short-term" .

The chief executive initially refused to resign, but finally had to bend to pressure.

The President is the chief executive officer in charge of administration and management of CCUSA.

Ron Sconyers, a retired Air Force brigadier general, is the chief executive officer of Physicians for Peace.

According to the chief executive, HTC will test working with partners and retail channels over the coming six months.

Mr. Ive's Apple role is so important that he reports directly to the chief executive.

The chief executive of Arianespace, the world's biggest launcher of satellites, has spent his entire career in the European space industry.

Marc Benioff, the chief executive of Salesforce, said Chatter was being used in more than 60, 000 businesses.

BP said: "Tony Hayward remains the chief executive and has the full support of the board and senior management. "

Corruption has "paralysed the government, " reckons the chief executive of one of India's most prestigious firms.

The responsibility for transforming the role of HR belongs to the chief executive officer and to every line manager.

The Chief Executive announced in 1997 Policy Address that the Administration would start to develop a science park at Pak Shek Kok .

The Chief Executive also proposed to lower the first registration tax for environment-friendly vehicles.

Soon after I arrived, the chief executive of the agency that had invited us took me aside.

In implementing the Accountability System, the Chief Executive will be devolving further his authority to the 14 Principal Officials.

To submit annual reports to the Chief Executive which should be published.

The chief executive of Geekay Polymers, an Indian maker of plastic parts, knew he had a problem.

The Particular Roles of the Chief Executive of HKSAR under "One Country Two Systems"

That includes setting the compensation of the chief executive.

As the Chief Executive said just now, the Task Force will embark on the next stage of work as soon as possible.

The chief executive of a borough in certain states.

Where necessary, the Chief Executive may terminate their contracts.

The meeting with the chief executive never came.

Furthermore, the Chief Executive also plays an important role in the legislative process.

Submission of draft plans to the Chief Executive in Council under section 8 of the Ordinance for approval .

The president of the USA is the chief executive.

The Executive Council advises the Chief Executive on all important policies.

The Vice Chairman is the Chief Executive Officer in the absence of the Chairman.

Rape by strangers is on the increase, the chief executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre warned yesterday.

The President of the US is the chief executive.

He was off to visit Reed Hastings, the chief executive officer of Netflix (NFLX), later in the week.

The chief executive, a Republican, comes from conservative stock.

'It is a big day for us, ' said the chief executive.

The cult of the chief executive has reached absurd proportions.

The chief executive who presented the latest, and coolest, electronics to the world has stepped down.

Mark Krywko, the chief executive, says better quality control and less lost inventory will offset those increases.

"Believe me, Toyota's car is safety, " the chief executive of Japan's most iconic company said.

The Chief Executive leads the Government of the HKSAR, decides on government policies and issues executive orders.

But it is apt that the oversized tack points at the chief executive's door.

Under the Basic Law, the chief executive and all the Legco members could be elected by universal suffrage by 2007 and 2008 at the earliest.

And if the chairman's sad duty is to sack the chief executive, what then?

In his first 100 days at Adecco, the chief executive says he has visited all of its far-flung markets.

Lloyd C. Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, had a rough 2010.

Uder the leadership of the Chief Executive, they will be accountable to the community.

"I'm not expecting a rebound in business travel in 2010, " Gary Kelly, the chief executive of Southwest Airlines, said.

McDonald's growth had stalled when Skinner became the chief executive.

According to test results, pulsen has two minds whether to recommend to the Chief Executive Director Mr. Johnson.

So can replacing the chief executive really fix what ails these companies?

As planned, the government will move the motions on the election methods of the chief executive and the legislative on Wednesday.

Lincoln redefined the role of the chief executive.

In other words, the review of the methods to elect the Chief Executive in 2007 and to form the Legislative Council in 2008 will go on.

Now he is directly in charge, although he carefully emphasises that Sir Win is the chief executive.

Six times she tried, but no response. So she e-mailed the chief executive to complain.

Kevin Hartz is the chief executive of EventBrite Inc. , an online ticket seller that announced a $50 million investment by Tiger in May.

Nevertheless, Mr. Herkert, the chief executive for Latin America, was notified about the complaints.

The best CFOs have a close , mutually respectful , but not subservient relationship with the chief executive .

The EC expects to complete the whole review and submit recommendations to the Chief Executive in 2000.

The chief executive's mission is clear, but politically tricky.

Mr Hyatt, the chief executive, thinks it will eventually be half or more.

How will the Chief Executive handle natural or man-made disasters?

The chief executive has paid personally for GE's poor performance.

And, in 2000, the Chief Executive Officer of Fung Kai Public School where he demonstrated his excellent management and leadership skills.

At 8pm last night, Mr Leung formally submitted his resignation to the chief executive.

Under the new arrangement, the Chief Executive will have a team of politically appointed Policy Secretaries in the Executive Council.

One area of generosity is the chief executive's future pension.

Small wonder Lego's profits are "extremely satisfactory" , as Jorgen Vig Knudstorp, the chief executive, put it last month.

Yet the chief executive of WPP sees little reason to celebrate.

Mr. Jenkin says many people don't realize they are the chief executive officer of their family finances.

The chief executive of HSBC is furiously going native.

As the chief executive, he should reflect the views to Beijing.

Jeff: I was really surprised by the Chief Executive's table manners.

I have told Chelsea Shaun is not for sale, the chief executive has, the board have and most importantly, so has Shaun.

The chief executive's presence drew about 20 alumni from previous councils, too.

As planned, he will also work with Khabarovsk Krai to meet the Chief Executive.

In 2005 Mr Wilkinson returned to the chief executive's role at Aim-listed InTechnology, where he owns 55 per cent of the shares.

"IT IS very tricky to sack a cousin, " observes Francesco Trapani, the chief executive of Bulgari.

The bill, which sets out procedures for the chief executive election in March, was passed into law by 36 to 18.

ITT was stagnating when Geneen became the chief executive officer in 1959.

The chief executive said we needed to launch a new project.

The chief executive has served his penance.

The chief executive called a model of team spirit.

Mandia is the chief executive officer of Mandiant, which helps companies respond to cyber attacks.

So, by scratching a seven-year itch to change the chief executive, boards are timing succession plans about right.

The executive branch is represented by the president, who is called the chief executive or chief of state.

Be included in our election surveys because they may participate in certain elections, including the election of the Chief Executive.

This is Mr. Blake, the Chief Executive Officer of our company.

Want to write directly to the Chief Executive and or members of the Task Force?

All Intel employees, even the chief executive, work in cubicles.

That's because I'm thought of as the chief executive of the university and chief executives get paid a lot in America.

At Western Airlines, for example, a strategy paper he had written on the airline's future helped to land him the chief executive's role.

On Thursday, the chief executive officer of BP faced hours of intense questioning at a House of Representatives hearing.

Who is the Chief Executive of the United States? A: The President.

The chief executive of AIG, Edward Liddy, is due to give evidence tomorrow before a House finance subcommittee.

The chief executive officer went to trial. He was convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison.