Sentence examples for executive concern from inspiring English sources

In 1864, as cosponsor of the Wade-Davis Bill, which declared that reconstruction of the Southern state governments was a legislative rather than an executive concern, he came into direct conflict with President Lincoln.

While learning and employee engagement are normally on the periphery of executive concern, Sameer Patel, senior vice president and general manager for collaboration and communities at SAP says as companies are forced to respond to disruptive forces in the market, executives need to pay more attention to knowledge management and shared learning in the company.

The Wyeth executive concerned has denied Rich's version of events.

That production pace has some real estate executive concerned about overbuilding.

Occupation: Retired financial executive Concerned About: The economy — KIRSTEN LUCE "I haven't figured out which of the crooks to send up to Washington.

The jury was also shown a series of emails between Goodman and a newsdesk executive concerning a story about Prince William at Sandhurst.

Bone said he had written to the chief executive concerning what he considered a case of "maladministration" and insisted it was right for him to do so on behalf of his wife.

Perlow has now published an extensive account of her research in a new book, Sleeping with Your Smartphone, which should be required reading for any senior executive concerned about the dysfunctionality of "always-on" connectivity.

The lawyer, Michael A. Kelly, also introduced a number of internal records that suggested that company executives' concern for profits might have exceeded their worries about patients.

Detroit executives' concern over a managed bankruptcy is that sales would plummet because of fears over obtaining spare parts and the companies' ability to fulfil warranties.

Another important area of contrast between different national executives concerns their role in executing and administering the law.