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Перевод: executive
[прилагательное]
исполнительный; административный;
[существительное]
исполнительная власть; исполнительный `орган; глава исполнительной власти; руководитель ; администратор ; должностное лицо; начальник штаба; начальник части; помощник командира
Тезаурус:
- Shares in STC, the communications group, shot down 13p to 329p yesterday after chief executive Arthur Walsh unloaded 500,000 shares, almost half his personal holding.
- John O'Brien became chief executive in 1988 and proved an impressive and popular boss.
- APAP members in London - believed to be seriously disaffected by the association's stance in the dispute - will be met by an executive member, Mr Peter Kenney, in the first of a series of meetings to rally support for the union amid threats of a revolt following the resignation of the 132-strong Hertfordshire chapter last week.
- The role of chief executive has gone to executive director, Mr Joe Stevenson.
- Executive share option schemes are also spreading.
- Colin Ralph Registrar and Chief Executive United Kingdom Central Councillor Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting
- The annual fee income, now approaching 6m. in the UK alone, has been helped by its success not only in handling high-salaried financial appointments, but also in its many chief executive assignments.
- As long ago as December 1990, Robert Levine, chief executive of Laventhol Horwath, warned that the main reason for his firm filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection was its escalating litigation costs.
- This is offered only to Institute members for any of the titles published by Executive Grapevine.
- Agencies range from job centres to "headhunters" who deal with what is often the very discreet transfer of high-powered executive personnel from one firm to another.
- It means that there is an executive discretion.
- Then, when you arrive at your rental location, simply present your Upgrade Voucher with your Executive Club card and Club Europe ticket (or boarding pass) to receive your free upgrade.
- Sheldon Aboff, formerly chief executive of the New York Daily News, has been ordered by the High Court to pay 7m to the administrators of three private Maxwell companies.
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