Sentence examples for executive term from inspiring English sources
They have a short time to orient themselves: six years is the average chief executive term.
Klarman details the resulting debates about "peacetime standing armies," executive term limits, and who should have the power to elect the people's representatives.
But it was articulated in executive terms: he completed the previously planned closing of The Baltimore Evening Sun; closed the 10-year-old New York Newsday; and sold or closed some cable and media operations.
In executive terms, Rick Wagoner, Bob Lutz and all the rest in Detroit should be flat out ashamed.
Yet the decision often seems to be taken in a curiously random way, and to judge by the brevity of many new chief executives' term of office, boards find it extremely hard to get right.Many companies still think about succession later than they should.
Yet chief executives' terms are likely to remain an issue, Mr. Sonnenfeld said.
And there was a tough underlying message: no such election until two more five-year chief-executive terms have been completed, ie, until 2017, if then; and all candidates will have to be approved by the central government.
The stickiest points were the method of election and the length of the executive's term.
Under the new agreement, the five larger members would give up one of their commissioners in 2005, when the current executive's term expires.
One involved Viacom's senior executive short-term incentive plan, with a potential pool of 525 top employees.
