Sentence examples similar to aligned long term from inspiring English sources

In one of my favorite campaigns of recent years, Oreo celebrated its 100th birthday in a way that beautifully aligned long-term idea consistency -- "Liberate your childhood spirit" -- with consumer-driven engagement.

Accomplishing such will require a restructuring of geriatrics into a specialty that is more organizationally aligned with long term care providers and committed to the individual patients they serve.

How these boards measure corporate performance can create pay problems by failing to align long-term incentives with shareholders' interests.

The White House also announced that it is beginning a review of executive-pay policies in the entire financial industry to see if there are ways to better align long-term risk and reward.

How do you align long-term pure research to dovetail with MS' product strategy?

The automaker received $500 million in annual labour cost savings from concessions negotiated with the UAW in February, but said it needed more cuts to align long-term costs with those of GM and Chrysler.

PLANS gives scope to align long-term condition management to everyday life priorities and valued aspects of life.

China Literature said it will pay RMB5.1 billion in cash plus RMB10.4 billion in stock, "including an earn-out mechanism to align the long term performance and incentives of NCM's management team".

It is unclear whether his new partners will be aligned, over the long term, with his people-before-profit philosophy.

He stressed that if the Met's revenues and expenses weren't better aligned, the long-term viability of the Met was threatened.

"We need compensation that is aligned to long-term value drivers, like innovation," said Mark Van Clieaf, a managing director at MVC Associates International, an organization consulting firm.