Sentence examples for corporate figures from inspiring English sources

The corporate figures who really need to write explanatory letters are, in some respects, in a similar position.

"There should be a law that a national oil company has to publish its corporate figures, matching an S.E.C. filing," says Jaffe, the Baker Institute fellow.

As journalists routinely remind governmental and corporate figures, disclosure matters when circumstances mean that a person can reasonably be regarded as having conflicting loyalties.

But Mr. Ye now appears to have come under pressure from the government of President Xi Jinping, joining other major corporate figures in China.

That aside, it is surely a good thing that two of the world's most powerful corporate figures are advocating the attainment of written wisdom.

Apart from a stint as a columnist in Seventeen magazine, she did not make forecasts, or cast up horoscopes, for ordinary people; only for corporate figures, celebrities and those who guided the destinies of nations.

But Gingrey said Nunn's attempts to color Perdue as a heartless corporate figure won't work.

In February, German authorities used Mr. Kieber's data to raid the home of Klaus Zumwinkel, a leading corporate figure and the former chief of Germany's postal system.

Mr. Perkins's arc came to symbolize Silicon Valley's maturation: Later in his life, he became a more corporate figure, sitting on the boards of multiple public companies, and moving in elite societal circles.

He founded venture capital firm Bain Capital, and became a hugely successful corporate figure.

Toby Miller, author of Global Hollywood 2, thinks The Lego Movie is hardly anti-corporate, especially when you discover the true colours of the demonised CEO.  "The supposedly nasty corporate figure turns out to be loving, malleable, pliant and even a good dad," he says.