Sentence examples for executive costs from inspiring English sources
The average relocation of a postal executive costs about $80,000, paid only if the official is moving at least 50 miles and moving to a new office.
He said that Byford's departure, part of an effort to cut the senior management bill at the BBC, was "simply too expensive and sensitive" and that management should look for other ways of reducing executive costs.
Her exit, with the BBC under pressure to cut executive costs, may coincide with the dismantling of the Vision empire, echoing the demise of another shortlived corporation invention, the all-powerful "head of fiction" role, which came to an end when its former incumbent Jane Tranter left for the US at the end of 2008.
A Baptist, he has a reputation as a hard-driving executive, cost-cutter and competitor.
The council was criticised at the event for its management structure and the recent appointment of a new assistant chief executive costing £140,000.
At one end are tiny planes to carry a handful of executives, costing $2m-3m 2m-3m
The three top executives cost Channel 4 £4.8m over the past two years – more than twice as much as the corporation's total profits.
He also attacked Channel 4's staff costs, saying: "The three top executives cost Channel 4 £4.8m over the past two years – more than twice as much as the corporation's total profits".
US authorities say Dotcom and three co-accused Megaupload executives cost film studios and record companies more than $500 million and generated more than $175 million in profits by encouraging paying users to store and share copyrighted material, such as movies and TV shows.
US authorities say Dotcom and three co-accused Megaupload executives cost film studios and record companies more than US$500m and generated more than US$175m in profits by encouraging their paying users to store and share copyrighted material, such as movies and TV shows.
This unditzutilization of the man who might have been one of Hollywood's greatest executives cost Disney not just millions in severance, but untold billions in lost profits.
