Sentence examples for executive pressure from inspiring English sources
Francisco de Narváez, another critic in Congress, questioned whether Mrs. Kirchner's written remarks constituted executive pressure on a legal investigation, often viewed as an endemic problem here.
As regulatory environments continuously expand and evolve, and executive pressure to discover or create new revenue opportunities increases, it is clear that change will continue to dominate the financial services IT environment for the foreseeable future.
Because it is the executive that exercises the power of the state and because it is the executive which is a frequent litigator in the courts, it is from executive pressure or influence that judges require particularly to be protected.
There's too much executive pressure on universities, old and young, to produce large numbers of first and upper-second-class honours degrees, external examiners have been disempowered and plagiarism is not dealt with as... it should be".
As the executive now controls the Commons almost completely, this safeguard is only reliable if the executive does not also control the Lords.A largely appointed Lords, or a Lords elected via the patronage of the main parties, is not immune from executive pressure.
If you are an executive, pressure is on you to articulate a "social media strategy".
BERLIN — German prosecutors on Wednesday confirmed that they had opened an investigation to determine whether executives at Deutsche Telekom, including the current chief executive, pressured government officials in Macedonia to keep competitors out of the market.
DealBook » Stock Split for Google That Cements Control at the Top | It came as a surprise last week when Larry Page, Google's co-founder and chief executive, pressured the board to split Google's high-flying shares 2 for 1, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes in his DealBook column.
The underlying issue, which the Supreme Court has now ratified, is Wal-Mart's authoritarian style, by which executives pressure store-level management to squeeze more and more from millions of clerks, stockers and lower-tier managers.
Plummer was actually Scott's first choice to play Getty, but studio executives pressured him into casting a more famous actor, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Mr. Palmer, 44, a software project manager for Infosys since August 2008, said he decided to sue the company, claiming he was punished for reporting corporate misdeeds, after executives pressured him to drop his complaints.
