Sentence examples for decision-making executives from inspiring English sources

But he said that began to change when developers started to build first-class office towers to house decision-making executives as well as the back-office staff.

With new taxes that were imposed by California and Congress at the end of 2012, Californians — including decision-making executives — are among those who pay the highest taxes in the country.

Like other feminists, she is frustrated at the snail-pace climb of women into powerful, decision-making executive positions.

1992 President of the Qatar FA. 1996 Became member of Fifa's decision-making executive committee (Exco).

In a statement released after the fund's decision-making executive board discussed Turkey, the board suggested that it would support additional funds for Ankara if the government puts the right economic policies in place.

"We are pleased the council's decision-making executive will consider these proposals next week which would, we believe, help secure the continued future of the community's library service, and enable us to undertake improvements we would otherwise struggle to achieve".

The survey was sent to decision making executives of different remanufacturing industries to solicit their perception.

Queens seems out of the way and ill located primarily to decision-making corporate executives who live in suburban New Jersey.

The concept of the design basis threat (DBT) is often used to establish the expected threat to a facility and it is used as a management and design tool that helps facilitate informed decision-making by executives and establishes technical requirements for designers.

Some are wary of the message it might send to financial markets and some worry about limits on decision-making and executive pay.

For, the latter have decision-making bodies, executive processes, and belief systems that extend over time.