Sentence examples for Because of executives from inspiring English sources

Each year about 10%to15%5% of corporations must appoint a new CEO, whether because of executives' retirement, resignation, dismissal, or ill health.

Brazil's state-run oil company, Petrobras, has said it lost billions of dollars because of executives taking bribes for awarding inflated contracts to suppliers.

Although Britain is currently largely run by old Etonians, televisual schools are almost bound to be non-fee-paying, probably because of executives' fear of being accused of elitism, although that view is questionable: numerous publishers turned down JK Rowling's first Harry Potter book on the grounds that modern children wouldn't be drawn to a story about a boarding school.

And I think part of the distrust we have in business which has developed has been because of executive compensations.

The ban already faces challenges because of executive orders issued by Mr. Obama on Tuesday to tighten regulations at the Patent and Trademark Office.

While he and his parents do not have formal legal status in the United States, he is permitted to work legally and is protected from deportation because of executive action taken by President Obama in 2012.

He said he did not intend to ask a judge to allow him to release grand-jury material that Mueller generated, although he also said he did not anticipate shielding any elements because of executive privilege.

Among the documents sought by the committee, Congressional officials said, are copies of President Bush's Daily Brief, a document prepared by the C.I.A. that the White House has until now maintained was off limits to Congress because of executive privilege.

Monday, the Washington Post reported that Chrysler Financial had declined a $750 million government loan because of executive pay restrictions.

"So, whether the neurons are firing because of executive control or because the birds are anticipating a reward is not clear," he says.

There have been earlier reports of Verizon working on a new video service: those reports say it has been delayed in part because of executive changes at the company, and in part because of ongoing negotiations around the content.