Sentence examples for executive faults from inspiring English sources

One Carlsberg executive faults Svanholm for not using his considerable political clout to modernize the trust document to give Carlsberg more financial flexibility.

Jacques Nasser, Ford's chief executive, faulted the way John Lampe, Firestone's executive vice president, and others had handled warranty claims and other evidence of a problem.

Oil company executives faulted a fuel-smuggling ring for puncturing the line to siphon gasoline.

But he added that many executives fault Motorola for becoming so involved with the Uzans, who have been in frequent legal battles at home.

It is the BBC executive's fault, Patten says.

After all, it wasn't the executive's fault that the bad event happened.

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I honestly don't think that this was the commissioning executive's fault; it was more a symptom of the dysfunctional nature of the job.

It is all the chief executive's fault.

(Many executives found fault with Alexander's precipitous and unattractive post-conquest, third-act decline).

Over the last year NBC executives have faulted ABC for broadcasting its hit game show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" several times each week to improve ratings.