Sentence examples for change executive from inspiring English sources

In short, then, we may want to change executive pay practices for a variety of social, political and moral reasons.

Funds will have to adapt to the higher rate and change executive compensation accordingly; some of this may lead to a pull-back from high return, riskier investments.

Mr. Elwood said publicly available legal opinions dating from 1987 make clear the Justice Department's view that the president has the power to change executive orders.

And you can take it from this long-suffering climate change executive that attendance is not driven by content, but by the desirability of the destination:  more people turn up if the destination is Bali, less if it is Doha.

I'VE been traveling since about 1969, first as a student, then as travel agent, writer and producer, international climate change executive and now as a special adviser to the Carbon Disclosure Project, which gathers environmental risk data on behalf of investors.

Apple CEO Tim Cook sat down with UN Framework Convention on Climate Change Executive Secretary Christiana Figueres today at Climate Week NYC to discuss Apple's concerns when it comes to climate change, and what the company is doing to address the situation.

"Situations change, people change, executives change," he said, somewhat obliquely.

Telefonica's $12 billion planned acquisition of Lycos, the American Internet portal, will not be affected by the change, executives said today.

Though Mr. Sanders's title may change, executives who know him well said that Mr. Sanders, who is known as Jerry, was unlikely to fade away quickly.

In recent weeks, NBC News has changed executive producers on three of its four major news programs.

Just before its 20th birthday in January, the Manhattan Ocean Club changed executive chefs, hiring Craig Koketsu, who worked at Lespinasse.