Sentence examples for executive conduct from inspiring English sources

In his view, the roots of executive conduct run deeper, into their life histories and the social and cultural forces that shape their characters.

As Yale law professor Jack Balkin explained, immunity is crucial to the administration because, unlike the pardon power, it ensures that executive conduct would never even come "to light in any court of law".

Inside, standing on the stage, Amy Scheer, a club executive, conducted a hypothetical tour of the basketball set.

We collected and averaged, where available, the four most recent job approval polls for each chief executive conducted since the beginning of 2012.

One of the lodge's owners, Joseph Richards, a South African mining executive, conducts charter fishing trips in search of barracuda, mackerel and marlin (to eat) and humpback whales (to watch).

The idea grew out of the search that Ventilla and his wife, Jenny Stefanotti, a former Google executive, conducted to find a preschool for their daughter, who is now four.

The book further documents Mr. Bin Hammam's close involvement in the Qatari bid which raises further questions given the repeated Qatari denials and the multiple controversies surrounding the way the former executive conducted FIFA and AFC business.

Selig is planning first to have one of his chief labor executives conduct an interview with Giambi soon.

Judge Alison J. Nathan of Federal District Court in Manhattan rejected Bank of America's claims of fraud and breach of fiduciary duty, ruling that the bank had failed to prove damages tied to the former executives' conduct.

They also said that Alpha had quietly agreed to hire several Massey executives conducting an internal investigation of the accident.

Businesspeople around the world are bullish, according to The Economist/FT survey of over 1,500 executives, conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit.