Sentence examples for bar executives from inspiring English sources
The top of his wish list to Congress includes broader authority to bar executives and directors who violate securities laws.
It would also bar executives from trading in their own company's stock during "blackout" periods during which employees are unable to trade in their 401(k) plans.
But in October the OIG announced that it would increasingly bar executives in charge of firms that have been convicted of wrongdoing, even if they personally did nothing wrong.
Finally, to discourage managers from seeking to pump the share price to line their own pockets, the bill would bar executives and directors from selling stocks within five years of receiving them, or within three years of a buyback.
But Mr. Grimaldi, 49, in charge of G.M.'s field sales, service and parts operations, couldn't keep it -- G.M. rules bar executives from collecting cash prizes while representing the company at charity events.
Other features in the home include a wet bar, executive office/library, master suite with ocean views and a private terrace, a custom-built dressing room and a spa-like master bathroom with a custom marble vanity and walk-in shower.
As it expanded aggressively overseas in the 1990's, the Enron Corporation won an exemption from a Depression-era law that would have prevented its foreign operations from shifting debt off their books and that barred executives from investing in partnerships affiliated with the company.
State law bars executive branch officials from receiving such gifts.
"I don't want people burning things at the bar," said Ben Pundole, the bars executive for Mr. Schrager's hotels.
The agency's inspector general, Glenn A. Fine, said the trips to 16 cities did not run afoul of laws barring executive branch officials from engaging in grass-roots lobbying or prohibiting the spending of government money on unauthorized "publicity or propaganda".
The hothouse is Bonn, Germany's capital until very recently; it is the novel's other protagonist, with its "parliamentary ghetto," press pack, wine bars, executive offices and bridge over the sluggish Rhine.
