Sentence examples for entitled executive from inspiring English sources

Long lines have a way of bringing out the entitled executive — glancing about with clenched teeth and a sigh of disdainful superiority — in everyone.

In a pamphlet entitled "Executive Power," Curtis argued that Lincoln was improperly trying to use an "executive decree" to "repeal and annul valid State laws which regulate the domestic relations of their people".

However, one such exclusive, burgeoning collective entitled #AIShowbiz Executive Roundtable is making particular moves.

"It's quite simple, there's a government publicity code that quite clearly sets out that councils are quite entitled to publish executive arrangements and details of the executive members and not of opposition members," he said.

At Bank of America, Kenneth D. Lewis, for example, is entitled to special executive retirement benefits worth more than $51 million as long as the company survives the Merrill Lynch deal.

A new paper from RiskMetrics Group entitled Explorations in Executive Compensation aims to guide shareholders through the maze of terminology and complex processes being detailed in proxy statements and -– importantly -– proposes two innovative techniques that may help both investors and directors clarify disconnects between executives' pay and shareowners' interests.

The underlying reason for executive privilege -- that a chief executive is entitled to candid advice from close aides without fear that such discussions would be revealed in a courtroom -- has been upheld in the courts.

Some £1.4m is also due to Gammell, according to the company, because as he is no longer chief executive he is entitled to his contractual entitlement for the year – salary, benefits and bonus for 2010/11.

Note: This program was formerly entitled The Greater Boston Executive Program.

"Is the executive not entitled to some deference?" asked Judge Dennis W. Shedd.

She was a "bona fide executive," not entitled to extra pay.