Sentence examples for correct executives from inspiring English sources
His timing was spectacularly bad but his thinking was essentially correct: executives who say no to growth will not win favour with shareholders, even when everyone knows the system is heading for trouble.
The second is that it is extremely difficult to find "correct" executive compensation schemes that will align the interests of management and shareholders.
We'll work to correct executive overreach.
She said Republicans want to "correct executive overreach," but didn't refer to immigration specifically.
Of course, the key words are "in the long run". Cable and Vermeulen are correct that executives may "cook the books" in the short-run – but the effects of such transgressions will be felt in the long-run.
"You have internal guidelines that are different from what's in the P.P.M., correct?" one executive asked.
He is correct: the executive director should not be a lackey who serves the political whims of the commissioners.
The astrocytoma group impairment suggests that preservation of reciprocal cerebellar-dorsolateral PFC pathways is necessary for correct verbal executive functioning, although the specific systemic participation of the cerebellum in these high level functions is not well known.
"No," corrected Nasser Beydoun, executive director of the American Arab Chamber of Commerce.
(Nielsen Media Research insists the numbers are correct. Network executives are skeptical).
If De Vany is correct, film industry executives may be wasting their time when they try to predict how movie-goers will react... Writer spoke with Bill Mechanic, the chairman of Twentieth Century Fox, and Peter Chernin, president of Fox's parent News Corporation..
