Sentence examples for executive to pay from inspiring English sources

Along with other bailout recipients who remain under government oversight, G.M. is subject to executive pay restrictions.

So did the decisions last year by Philippe Dauman, its chief executive, to pay a dividend and buy back stock.

She said she planned to appeal an Appellate Court ruling issued Wednesday that upheld a 1997 divorce settlement ordering her ex-husband, a former General Electric executive, to pay her about $20 million.

A civil court jury in Manhattan yesterday ordered the Island Def Jam Music Group and Lyor Cohen, its chairman and chief executive, to pay $132 million in damages to an independent record label after they were found liable for bad business practices.

A16 Arsonist Without a Cause A federal judge in Phoenix sentenced Mark Warren Sands, 50, to 18 years in prison and ordered the out-of-work public relations executive to pay $2.8 million in restitution for fires he set but attributed to eco-terrorists.

[A13.] Former Raytheon Executive to Pay Fine Over Accounting The former chief executive of the Raytheon Corporation, Daniel P. Burnham, has agreed to pay a fine and return part of a $1.75 million bonus to settle Securities and Exchange Commission accusations over improper accounting practices in 2000 and 2001.

She plans to ask chief executives to pay for the privilege of appearing on her site.

"It is unusual for individual executives to pay out of their own pockets," said Kevin Lacroix, a lawyer and author of the D&O Diary blog.

Rising commodity prices, spurred largely by a construction boom in China and other emerging economies, had tempted mining executives to pay ever larger sums for production sites.

Those corporations use their profits to pay huge salaries and bonuses to their executives, to pay big dividends to their major shareholders, and to "contribute" to politics.

Many companies are cutting back on personal corporate jet use or requiring executives to pay more of their share.