Sentence examples for comprised of executives from inspiring English sources

As it turned out, the subcontractor hired for the demolition was an organization comprised of executives from one company without the requisite experience and two senior executives from a second company under scrutiny by city investigators, a company whose former owner twice had been convicted of federal crimes, and had been accused of ties to organized crime.

The juries selecting the finalists are comprised of executives from companies like Elektrobit, Nvidia, Porsche Consulting and Microsoft.

Rumor has it that much like its sister dine-in menu, it's comprised of executive chef Joe Decker's favorite family recipes.

As its hospitals veered out of control, Charter Behavioral's governing board -- which was comprised of two executives from Magellan Health and two associates of Mr. Rainwater -- had little response.

Our list, comprised of chief executives of the 500 biggest companies in the U.S. (as measured by a composite ranking of sales, profits, assets and market value), has 15 female chief executives from a handful of industries including food, insurance and energy.

PPG's U.S. political action committee is fully funded by voluntary contributions, and disbursements are made to political candidates and parties as approved by the PAC's contributions committee comprised of PPG executives".

Curriculum Companion Suites is a start-up company comprised of six executives and seventy-six employees.

He still remembers an early performance by Drake in 2009 at S.O.B.'s, where the audience was mostly comprised of record company executives.

A typical riposte is that the market is rigged: pay is set by board committees comprised of other chief executives or friendly directors dependent on the chairman, advised by pay consultancies hired by the managers themselves.

Pedro is also a member of the Group of Fifty, a non-profit initiative comprised of Latin American executives and sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Inter-American Dialogue in Washington, D.C.

CNBC and similarly biased media also did not disclose that all the non-voters are Fed regional bank presidents, who are selected by boards of directors comprised mainly of executives of their region's commercial banks, whose own interests favor a Fed increase to boost their institutions' profits from loans at higher rates.