Sentence examples for because the executives from inspiring English sources

The choice of Ms. Hill is significant because, the executives involved in the process said, the organization hopes to signal with its selection of a new leader a commitment to address the profound changes that are remaking the advertising industry.

Mr. DeMarco and Mr. Pollard replied that refusing to honor the indemnification contracts would have resulted in additional legal bills because the executives would have sued.

Others want seasoned miners to lead the company — not least because the executives have made the shareholders a lot of money.

Regulators have said that such trading by fund executives violates securities law because the executives have an obligation to put their shareholders' interests first.

In fact, he added, he was speaking on behalf of the agency because the executives on the Gateway account were "hard to reach; they're out shooting holiday commercials".

The task force's letter asks the board of directors to respond rather than the executives because the executives are likely to have "a significant interest in the size of their compensation," the letter says.

It is utterly absent, and not just because the executive is preoccupied with other matters.

The stock was mentioned in the letter only because the executive had previously asked how many shares the state held, Mr. McCall said.

Because the executive and legislative branches of our governments turn a deaf ear to the science, the judicial branch may provide the best opportunity to redress the situation.

"The way the chief executive reports to the board is different because the executive directors are there," argues Sir Adrian Cadbury.Behind many of these changes is an awkward question.

But the FISA court works with great speed and rarely rejects a warrant request, partly because the executive branch knows the rules and does not present frivolous or badly argued cases.