Sentence examples for changes in executive from inspiring English sources
Young & Rubicam Advertising, part of the Young & Rubicam Inc. unit of the WPP Group, made several changes in executive management yesterday.
The study was made after Jana Partners, an activist hedge fund that amassed a substantial position in Qualcomm stock, formally asked Qualcomm to consider the split in April, along with cost-cutting and changes in executive compensation, among other things.
In fact, this issue helps in the necessity of the least changes in executive plans.
It also affects cognitive aging, being associated to changes in executive functioning (Bender and Raz 2012; Palmer et al. 2014).
The changes in executive compensation will save $80 million annually, the document said.
The COWAT and TMT had substantial floor effects limiting their ability to identify changes in executive function.
I'd rank this higher if a first-year change in executive chef and Mr. Ducasse's distant involvement didn't raise questions about consistency.
The Washington Post won one award and was a finalist for four others, even as the company endured a change in executive editors and found its financial situation under scrutiny.
In a statement, Mr. Aigrain said, "Having taken measures to reinforce the group's capital strength and further de-risk its investment portfolio, the interests of Swiss Re are now best served by a change in executive leadership".
None of this, presumably, was a surprise to Amnesty International, which observed the change in executive leadership at Shell with its own assault: a 143-page report, published last Tuesday, that accused Shell and other oil companies of decades of environmental and human rights abuses in the region.
Results indicate that while little overall beneficial effect of estrogen was found, years since menopause was significantly related to change in executive functioning in the estrogen but not the placebo group, such that more recently postmenopausal women demonstrated greater positive change than older women.
