Sentence examples for executive rates from inspiring English sources

Federal regulations require part-time employees paid at executive rates to file disclosure reports.

Company pages give you an overview of the executive rating, quality of co-workers, future outlook, etc.

Five other executives rate a similar rank, and four more are group presidents or chief executives, all under AT&T's chairman and C.E.O., Randall L. Stephenson.

In a leadership skills assessment that Mr. Chappelew has given to nearly 1,000 top executives and hundreds of their company directors and subordinates, most of the executives rated their interpersonal skills highly.

In the Executive Opinion Survey conducted by the World Economic Forum, executives rated Brazilian women's ability to rise to positions of senior leadership in business at 4.06 on a scale of 1 to 7.

And can it be fixed?" HE came up with the idea for the institute as C.E.O. of TheFunded.com, a Web site where entrepreneurs and chief executives rate venture capital firms and investors.

In a survey this month, the nation's top chief executives rated each state for its business environment, and New York was second to last, based in part on the state's taxes.

In the Harris Interactive poll, which was commissioned by Sungard, only 10percentt of the executives rated the threat of a power blackout as the greatest risk to their "information availability" after a telecommunications breakdown (44percentt), natural disaster and computer hackers (both 15percentt).

And in a telling 2002 management poll by Canada's Financial Post, nearly 150 top executives rated nonbusiness graduates above M.B.A.s when it came to work ethic, interpersonal and sales capabilities, and oral and written communication skills sometimes dismissed as "soft" but which are the lifeblood of today's corporations.

The number of executives rating their employees as below average increased across all four areas since the survey was last taken in 2010.

It works to keep corporative and executive tax rates lower than the rates of the secretaries who work in these corporations.