Sentence examples for executive restraint from inspiring English sources

The judges of England developed the writ of habeas corpus largely to preserve these immunities from executive restraint".

Yet Congressional Republicans who eloquently preached the virtues of Executive restraint are in full-throated support of Trump's executive imperium.

"People all across the political spectrum should love the fact that he's going to be a warrior for our constitutional system of executive restraint and limits".

And will she implement new rules enforcing executive pay restraint, with sanctions for those who ignore them?

Those American-style numbers set off a protest here, with even the conservative chancellor, Angela Merkel, urging executives to show restraint.

Yet some formal restraint on executive pay seems unavoidable, even sensible, some finance experts and economists said.

They should inculcate some Asian business values, from restraint on executive pay to longer planning horizons.Many things could spoil this happy scenario.

And many Asian companies could teach Western firms a thing or two about restraint on executive pay and longer investment horizons.Patent exaggerationWhat lets Asia Inc down is a quartet of shortcomings: sector mix, branding, innovation and internationalisation.

The report comes as The Independent on Sunday has learnt that a prominent British businessman, Sir Mike Darrington, has written to the remuneration boards of all FTSE 100 companies begging them to show restraint on executive pay.

The verdict of G. Bevione, an Italian writer who visited this country in 1910 seems prescient: Argentina is "a country where the judicial branch has no independence and the executive branch knows no restraint".

Mr. O'Neill, speaking on ABC's "This Week" program, also called for better disclosure of the cost of stock options and said corporate boards should show restraint on executive pay.