Sentence examples for executive to go from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kozlowski (accused, among other things, of secretly billing Tyco for a $6,000 shower curtain) is the first prominent executive to go to trial.

Certain newspapers were briefed and ran condemnatory reports about Steele and a former RFU member, Fran Cotton, called for the chief executive to go.

Mr. Birkenfeld, an American who is serving a 40-month prison sentence in the United States, is the only UBS banker or executive to go to jail, a fact that has infuriated his lawyers.

For most people in the technology industry, though, the trial is a forum for Lawrence J. Ellison, Oracle's outspoken chief executive, to go after Léo Apotheker, SAP's former chief executive and now chief executive of Hewlett-Packard.

Glisan, who chose not to cooperate with investigators, was the first and only Enron executive to go to prison, but his plea brought the government no closer to making a case against Lay, Skilling, etc. Mentions Leslie Caldwell, the head of the task force.

Susan Tolchin, chief adviser to Mr. Spano, said that it was unusual for two phone calls from the county executive to go out in one week, but that decisions about recording such calls were based on how important the issue was to the public.

That will embolden executives to go on the hunt.

The worst thing about a big pile of cash is that it encourages executives to go shopping.

"Rather a nice place for chief executives to go," says Petrenko, with a wicked smile.

It was a place for Wall Street executives to go for three-piece suits.

Now, he said, he urges fellow executives to go for the lessons they can learn from convicts about straight talk.