Sentence examples for boardrooms that from inspiring English sources

As emergency meetings continue to take place this week in parliamentary offices and boardrooms that are normally empty in August, Italians seem to have been caught off guard.

Immigrants aren't the reason wages haven't gone up enough; those decisions are made in the boardrooms that too often put quarterly earnings over long-term returns.

Michael Moore, America's favourite anti-corporate prankster, has scored a popular hit with "Stupid White Men", a mocking look at Presidents Clinton and Bush, and the boardrooms that helped pay for their election.

That structure, rather than the actual amounts he awarded, could be Feinberg's lasting contribution — but only if its influence spreads beyond the corporate boardrooms that have been temporarily in the public spotlight.

Executive pay, says Bill Patterson, the head of corporate governance at AFL-CIO, a trade-union group, "has become the litmus test for corporate reform .There is an emerging consensus (except, it seems, in corporate boardrooms) that pay in the 1990s contributed to and perhaps sometimes caused undesirable or even destructive behaviour.

Boardrooms that don't represent the stakeholders of the business and the environment in which companies operate are not able to do their jobs as capably.

"In the boardroom, that can read as creative".

Now, investors want to see evidence of the sort of spine in the boardroom that might have prevented the worst excesses of the late 1990s.

When we find a hundred of one kind of human being in the typing pool, and a few of another in the boardroom, that's politics.

In a letter to G.M., Mr. York said he had not found "an environment in the boardroom that is very receptive to probing much beyond" data provided by management.

The left, the unions, the ethnic minorities; the liberal middle class; and that section of Wall Street and the US boardroom that is unprepared to lie supine as wannabe-Trumps put their "locker room talk" into practice.