Sentence examples for executive of foreign from inspiring English sources

Paresh Davdra, the chief executive of foreign exchange firm RationalFX, said central bankers were becoming frustrated that elected politicians were not pulling their weight.

Mark Horgan, chief executive of foreign exchange company Moneycorp, is unenthusiastic about the prospects of the pound until the terms of Britain's EU exit are clearer.

Another friction point is a judicial investigation set off by a news report that top executives of foreign banks' local subsidiaries had been solicited for bribes in exchange for halting the legislation.

Participants said later that the meeting of about 50 diplomats and executives of foreign companies and Prince Saud al-Faisal, the foreign minister, and Prince Muhammad al-Nayef, the top antiterrorism official at the Interior Ministry, was marked more by cordial diplomacy than a hard-headed look at the threat.

It is easier politically to arrest executives of foreign companies than of domestic ones.

As a result, a radical, authoritarian President could do a great deal to remake economic and regulatory policy before ever running into legal opposition (to say nothing of executive control of foreign policy).

A subsidiary of Ford recently bought an olive-oil factory, ostensibly both to grease its import channels and also limit its stock of Argentine currency.Asked what his firm was doing with excess pesos, an executive of another foreign car firm just laughed.

Actually, most of the people working in those organisations are children of party officers or executives of wealthy foreign currency-earning organisations.

The Chinese government dropped explosive espionage charges against executives of a foreign mining giant, the Anglo-Australian Rio Tinto, after a global corporate outcry.

Initial accounts of the case, perhaps the most closely watched prosecution of executives of a foreign company, suggested that the executives had sought to obtain confidential information about China's steel industry by bribing industry officials.

They have also not explained why they would prosecute executives of a foreign company for taking bribes even though they have yet to announce any arrests or even an investigation into bribery by the steel companies.