Sentence examples for boardroom part from inspiring English sources

Stocky and shaven-headed, Clapper is part boardroom, part boxer.

During Wednesday's appearance before MPs, Diamond was caught by surprise when Tyrie asked about the FSA's visit to the boardroom – part of a more thorough approach to regulation – in February.

Set aside for a moment the equality-in-the-boardroom part.

Part boardroom drama, part conspiracy thriller, the story is adapted from Ben Mezrich's non-fiction The Accidental Billionaires.

An alarming lack of football-related experience in a youthful boardroom appears part of the problem.

Sherwood trusted in Nabil Bentaleb in central midfield, but being sufficiently streetwise to realise Academy graduates always go down well in the boardroom is a miniscule part of his role.

In a quiet boardroom coup orchestrated, in part, by Mr. Greenspan, Alcoa's top managers were all taken to lunch at an elegant Manhattan club and ousted.

Such safety features can be marketed to drivers of all ages, but the main beneficiaries are the increasing numbers of elderly motorists: although total traffic deaths in Japan have roughly halved over the past two decades, the number of fatalities involving the over-65s is rising.Debates such as these will soon enough be part of boardroom discussions outside Japan, too.

But Mr Albanese is confident that governance rules will preclude Chinalco's directors from taking part in boardroom discussions where there is potential conflict between China's interests (keeping commodity prices low) and those of Rio's other shareholders (pushing prices higher).

I had been part of boardroom layoff discussions for months, saw people permanently leaving our office almost weekly, and knew that nobody was safe.

It was also revealed that the 50th floor office space once occupied by Alan Bond was still in the same condition as when he left in 1991, with Bond's former chair, desk and boardroom table available as part of the lease.