Examples of 'he will report directly' in a sentence
Meaning of "he will report directly"
He will report directly: This phrase indicates that a person will provide information, updates, or details directly to someone else without intermediaries or delays. It suggests direct communication or accountability in conveying important messages, reports, or feedback from one individual to another
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he will report directly
He will report directly to the Minister of Health.
In this new role, he will report directly to Jimmy Lee.
He will report directly to the CIO.
In his new role, he will report directly to Mr. Burton.
He will report directly to the FSB inner circle in Moscow.
In the new function, he will report directly to chairman and CEO Marc Bitzer.
He will report directly to Belshé.
He will report directly to Boykin.
He will report directly to Slawomir Krupa.
He will report directly to Anne Rigail and will be a member of the Executive Committee.
He will report directly to François-Henri Pinault.
He will report directly to president and CEO, Tom McGee.
He will report directly to the CEO, Robert Spignesi.
He will report directly to Bertrand Roy, senior vice president, strategic partnerships, Essilor.
He will report directly to Dr. Karl-Thomas Neumann.
See also
He will report directly to Mr. Sagan.
He will report directly to Jeff Irr, senior director, Sales and Marketing at Jerr-Dan.
He will report directly to Chief Executive [… ].
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