Sentence examples for corporate directive from inspiring English sources
In 2007, a corporate directive required all 100 Goodyear manufacturing plants in 29 countries to eliminate waste sent to landfills by the end of the year.
A consultant hired to work with St. Barnabas said in a sworn deposition that the hospital's top executives held meetings to plan a "corporate directive" to increase federal aid by raising the prices charged to Medicare patients.
Specifically, I leaned in as Kris Kringle, the Macy's Santa, ignores a corporate directive and sends a customer to Gimbel's across the street to find the toy she needs.
Maybe he was lazy or maybe there's some new corporate directive that certain sales were no longer desirable and my $8 adapter was on that list ($8 parts were once the average sale at RadioShack, on which the chain made a highly desirable 60% profit).
They're postmodern pop-art Rumpelstiltskins, spinning corporate directives into original, self-referential, self-effacing art.
These customers, who "don't perceive themselves as being affected by the temporary economic woes," Mr. McManus added, "try and cooperate with the corporate travel directives".
There's also a solo series spotlighting the young black hero codenamed Cyborg that, at first glance, seems like the most corporate-led directive.
Under the directive, corporate raiders can obtain control only through a public tender offer on all outstanding shares, and they must pay a minimum price set by statute.
On May 19th, his latest effort to introduce a directive on corporate takeovers was stymied by what amounted to pork-barrel politics.
When I visited a Wal-Mart in Germantown, Md., on Thursday, I even found Maxim and FHM still on the shelves, despite the directives from corporate headquarters.
The plenary will be considering two proposals for Council directives on corporate taxation on significant digital presence and on revenues from digital services.
