Sentence examples for executing the business from inspiring English sources

Political leaders executing the business strategy of socialising the costs of the crisis find themselves in trouble.

During a conference call with analysts on April 28, Mr. Bell, who is retaining the president title, said that he intended to continue executing the business strategy that he and Mr. Cantalupo had outlined for McDonald's turnaround, including new products and significant cost-cutting.

Managers are, in turn, held accountable to shareholders every quarter, reporting their progress in executing the business plan in quarterly earnings statements.

"It is intuitively appealing to offer a commitment to better execute the business model that many thought was pretty damn fine up until the wheels came off this summer".

But even if an entrepreneur brings the right levels of passion, precision, talent, and temerity, these characteristics count for little unless they're put to work executing the right business model.

"When we come in to work every day, our focus is on the common shareholders and executing on the business plan.

His focus is on executing on the business plan as it has been since he arrived in 2004 just after Howard Stern signed his agreement with the company.

The type of institutional arrangements needed to execute the various business processes described above profiling and assessing the constraints facing beneficiaries, assessing market demand for nontradable goods and services, mapping subsectors and value chains, and offering various types of services is an important policy consideration.

In the afternoons it was drama, and I remember we were taught that there was a correct and an incorrect way of executing the most detailed stage business".

"The C.E.O. is critical, but the people who are executing the strategy in various business units have a tremendous responsibility for the results, and the seeds for that underperformance were sown before John took over".

"We can't contribute to a socially, environmentally and economically sound future if we are not successful in executing the basics of our business -- providing desirable, high-quality, affordable products to our customers and doing so profitably," Mr. Ford said in his letter, adding, "the first line of corporate citizenship is being a responsible employer to the 350,000 people who work at Ford".