Sentence examples for changes in the firm from inspiring English sources

Still, he says he knows that the changes in the firm have left some unhappiness.

Arthur Andersen gave Mr. Volcker and his group the power to mandate changes in the firm on Feb. 3, but doubts have grown since then about whether Andersen can survive as an independent firm.

He testified that Mr. Gibson had given him $13,000 to approve several changes in the firm's contract with the district.

Misplacing one cable means starting almost from scratch.At an emergency meeting in Munich on June 19th EADS bosses also talked about making changes in the firm's structure.

But Nokia's handset business, which Microsoft bought last year to save the last big maker of Windows-powered phones, now looks like a mistake after the changes in the firm's strategy.The biggest question is about Microsoft's finances.

Some colleagues viewed this as a terrible blunder; others say it was a master stroke, recalling that Mr. Corzine was given a standing ovation, and that he won changes in the firm's management structure that would help pave the way for an initial public offering.

This means it will be practically impossible to get the required 50% of Endesa shareholders to vote in favour of a change in the firm's statutes.

At HIP, he was a trusted advisor to CEO Anthony L. Watson during a period of profound change in the firm, culminating with the affiliation with GHI to form EmblemHealth earlier this year.

The idea of asking bankers what they thought about a change in the firm's methods shocked some S.& P. analysts and executives, including one who fired back, "What does 'rating implication' have to do with the search for truth?

It demanded a change in the firm's bylaws to prohibit the combination of the role of chairman and chief executive, a reduction of the term of office for directors from five years to three, and a lowering of the threshold for proposing motions at annual meetings from holders of 1m shares to 100,000.

For a high (low) incentive rate, a change in the firm's outcome has a relatively strong (weak) impact on the agent's compensation.