Sentence examples for executive expense from inspiring English sources

The decision to publish all executive expense claims in full was the right one.

Dr. Rost said in an interview and in papers in his lawsuit that soon after arriving in Stockholm, he learned about executive expense account abuses.

Having often hit the headlines over executive expense claims, the BBC is, "proposing that we will have one common UK expenses policy for all BBC employees in the public service," according to managing director Anne Bulford.

In fact, the audit uncovered mismanagement at the United Way of the National Capital Area, including inadequate financial controls, unexamined executive expense accounts and below-market-value sales of cars owned by the charity to the families of current and former managers.

According to an internal memo from Steve Ballmer, the software giant's chief executive, expenses have outgrown revenues for three years.

The largest 40 academy trusts have spent more than £1m of public money on executive expenses since 2012.

99% of total executive expenses are actually covered by central bookings, so not requiring reimbursement, and so still unpublished.

Proud of starting the vogue for publishing executive expenses, he believes revealing details of individual pay deals for talent would push up rather than depress pay but promises "more information" on the total cost of onscreen performers.

"Who knew, right?" JANE L. LEVERE THE ROAD TO SECAUCUS The shareholders of Children's Place Retail Stores may have assumed that the company's location in Secaucus, N.J., would save them money on executive expenses.

Beshear utilized his line-item veto on 19 items in the budget, claiming they restricted his ability to implement the reduction in executive expenses mandated by the budget.

The publication of BBC senior executives' expenses are a stark illustration of the contradiction at the heart of the organisation.