Sentence examples for executive to make from inspiring English sources
In June 2002, Mr. Sonobe stepped down as chief executive to make way for Rolf Eckrodt, a longtime DaimlerChrysler executive.
They are worried that Gates' position as chairman might limit the power of a new chief executive to make sweeping changes to the company.
For an owner or another executive to make it into the Hall, he or she would have had to make definitive, positive and lasting contributions to the game.
No wonder that, according to Mr Neff's colleague, Dennis Carey, it generally takes a 30% rise in compensation to persuade a senior executive to make a move.
The new site also has a slightly different look, in keeping with the mandate of Larry Page, Google's chief executive, to make Google products simpler and more attractive.
Still, while it was unusual for a chief executive to make a market-moving announcement on Twitter, there is nothing improper about it on its face.
Second, addressing conditions of bounded rationality and environmental uncertainty as ubiquitous constraints to managerial decision making (Cyert and March 1963), sent interlocks provide the opportunity for executives to make social comparisons (Festinger 1954).
Harding is understood to have told executives to make the new-look Times2 more "news led".
The unions have moved to blunt some of the contentions, calling on Hostess executives to make their own compensation concessions.
"It might prompt other executives to make similar decisions and retrench," Mr. Kirton said.
