The phrase "amount of executive" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning without additional context.
Example: "The amount of executive power granted to the president is a topic of debate."
Alternatives: "level of executive" or "degree of executive authority".
The main thing is getting the budget through but you do hold a huge amount of executive power.
"The point is not to limit the amount of executive pay but to limit incentives to take excessive risks".
The list of eight companies that generated a negative net return on invested capital, ranked by the amount of executive pay, is above.
These days, the amount of executive compensation tied up in shares of company stock -- options and restricted stock, for example -- is far greater than it was even four years ago.
HP lost its way over the last 10 years thanks to a dizzying amount of executive turnover.
The Finance Committee said it "is concerned with the large amount of executive compensation that is deferred in order to avoid the payment of income taxes".
The rule is expected to require a significant amount of executives' bonuses to be deferred over a number of years, similar to a proposal G20 leaders agreed to in 2009 in which the proposed period of deferral was at least three years.
One factor is complexity of the task, with the bilingual advantage being strongest with complex tasks requiring substantial amounts of executive function (Bialystok, 2009, 2011).
Under a loophole in the tax code, companies can deduct unlimited amounts of executive pay from their federal income taxes, as long as it is so-called "performance-based" pay.
Federal contractors are currently subject to a very loose limit on the amount of an executive's salary that can come directly from federal subsidies: about $763,000.
It is demonstrated that this SWS-mediated mechanism does not depend critically on explicitness at learning nor on the amount of controlled executive processing during pre-sleep encoding.
