Sentence examples for executive spending from inspiring English sources

One executive spending a third of the year in transit says forlornly: "We are the people who know flight attendants better than we know our own wives".

A longtime radio and television executive, spending more than three decades at ABC television, retiring as Vice President of ABC Broadcast Group.

Try telling the shareholders of Shell that there's "no desired outcome" of their chairman and chief executive spending three days in conference with politicians and policy makers.

Common sense would suggest that having a chief executive spending 25 per cent of her time dealing with the demands of two investors can't be healthy for any company.

Professional services are on the rise and executive spending power has boosted local retail which is becoming increasingly high end; Birmingham now has four Michelin-starred restaurants, an idea that would have seemed unthinkable in past decades.

The analysis of this basket of goods and services indicative of executive spending patterns is designed to yield data that would help multinational companies and governmental organizations determine appropriate compensation allowances for employees sent out of the country.

Its chief executive spends 60% of his time meeting heads of divisions to discuss and challenge their plans.

She looked like an executive, spent by a day of order giving and decision making.

Alan Joyce, the airline's chief executive, spent last week lobbying the government to lift the ownership restriction.

Joseph F. Berardino, the chief executive, spends most of his time in New York.

Some in Alinghi's camp have estimated that Ellison, Oracle's co-founder and billionaire chief executive, spent close to $400 million on the 2010 America's Cup campaign.