Sentence examples for executive package from inspiring English sources

Livingston, on his executive package, won't do badly either.

That is higher than Britain's inflation rate of 3 percent, and the median executive package was about 200 times the average pay of employees in the private sector.

WASHINGTON — Six months after the mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., and with no major gun legislation on the horizon in Congress, the White House is quietly moving forward on an executive package of gun safety measures.

That is higher than Britain's inflation rate of 3 percent, and the median executive package was about 200 times more than the average pay of employees in the private sector.

But increasingly RSUs are climbing the corporate compensation ladder as part of the standard executive package.

Our 2011 tester came sans night vision and the rear executive package, but that's fine.

It's clear that boards are starting to get the message from the national government, shareholders, the public, and the media that excessive executive packages are unacceptable.

Edinburgh Zoo, which will take delivery tomorrow of the first pandas to arrive in Britain for nearly 20 years, is to offer a range of executive packages which will bring visitors face to face with the endangered mammals.

Lady Kingsmill, chair of the IAG remuneration committee, said in the annual report: "Once again, the chief executive of IAG has continued to lead by example in proposing restraint in executive packages".

A report commissioned by Rebecca Long-Bailey, the shadow business secretary, and John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, calls for an annual binding vote on executive packages to include all stakeholders – including employees and consumers.

A constant Pickles refrain (echoed by the prime minister David Cameron today) has been that if only councils cut chief executive packages (and shared services and did better procurement) none of them would have to cut frontline services.