Sentence examples for corporate directions from inspiring English sources

The events that have shaped Exchange include Microsoft's corporate directions and strategy, hardware performance and capability, the needs of customers, the actions of competitors, and the evolution of the Internet.

We can disagree over politics, we can disagree over corporate directions, and we can disagree over platforms.

New corporate directions and missions can only be effected by the best and the brightest" ( The Straits Times, 13 July 2001).

The center of corporate direction has shifted back to the boardroom from the C-Suite.

Gerald Tsai, a successful Wall Street money manager, read news of this change in corporate direction with interest.

Foresight and insight, rather than power and position, must determine share of voice in setting corporate direction.

Xerox said: "While at one time APP was a Xerox supplier, our corporate direction has been to cease doing business with APP on a global basis.

"The university moves in this corporate direction and then somehow expects the students to believe that they exist in this utopian, non-economic world of education".

Mr. Solters harked back to the days when a Broadway press agent brandished the verbal swagger of the sideshow barker, even as he helped lead his profession in a more corporate direction.

One said that Abbado's monosyllabic English "sounded like broken Japanese".Divisions of that kind form a recurrent motif throughout the LSO's history, the inevitable result of powerful individuals with firm views battling to preserve their personal rights and dictate corporate direction.

Voting in director elections has historically served as an effective and sufficient mechanism for expressing shareholder preferences and influencing corporate direction, with a limited number of occasions — such as votes to approve a merger or the sale of all or substantially all assets — when shareholders can provide substantive input.