Sentence examples for executive subject from inspiring English sources

The former Everton CEO Wyness will be the club's new chief executive, subject to Football League approval, and he will meet a panel on Thursday.

Though uncomfortable with the legal proceedings against him, CVC, whose shareholding has shrunk from 63 to 36 per cent, is prepared to allow Ecclestone to continue as chief executive, subject to increased monitoring and control by the board, until a judgment is passed down in Munich.

To: all staff, Channel 8 From: Rupert Sawyer, chief executive Subject: Privacy and the role of the press The issue of press intrusion into the private lives of common folk has once again reared its ugly head in the past week – most notably in the case of the daughter of two flight attendants from Berkshire, better known to most of us as Kate Middleton.

Memo: To all my loyal staff at Channel 8 From: Rupert Sawyer, chief executive Subject: Rebranding – the stuff of champions Dear Lord Patten, We have long had a joke over at Channel 8; you wait a decade for a BBC director general, and then three come along at once.

It may be said this constitutes as an elective monarchy…But by making the executive subject to impeachment, the term 'monarchy' cannot apply…" During the convention, Hamilton constructed a draft for the Constitution based on the convention debates, but he never presented it.

It is not unusual for even seasoned executives, subject to the cut and thrust of the transfer window for the first time, to be gripped by a kind of paralysis as they recoil from the almost obscene sums at play and the vicissitudes of players and agents.

Shareholders would like to have more executives subject to clawback, a longer clawback period and the elimination of fault as an element of recovery.

But in the last few years, attendance has often waned, partly because companies -- not wanting to spend too much time on voting, or to have executives subjected to tirades from audience members -- have tried to make meetings less attractive by offering few perks and holding them in some undesirable or hard-to-get-to place.

If that executive were subject to the alternative minimum tax, that would create a tax liability of $23,400.

Businesses are hierarchical, not democratic, and wages, terms and conditions are set by the executive and subject to the market.

But she noted that, like several other New York hospitals, Lenox Hill has "reinstated executive suites," subject to availability, and at a price she would not specify.