Sentence examples for executive to put from inspiring English sources

CHUCK PRINCE was not the first Citibank executive to put his foot in his mouth.

So they asked Amanda Morrow, a veteran I.B.M. marketing executive, to put together a special team to circumvent some of the moribund traditional company sales and marketing channels.

In 1959 First National City Bank (Citigroup's predecessor firm) was aiming, in the words of one executive, to put a branch into "every commercially important country in the world".

He said: "This move allows the executive to put our finances on a firm and sustainable footing and will lift the prospect of fines running to hundreds of millions of pounds next year".

Mr Poots told Radio Ulster's Evening Extra programme it was up to the executive to "put their hands up" if they wanted to make the cuts.

Barrow was the first executive to put numbers on player uniforms.

Her efforts fall across a spectrum of involvement, from outright pitching the name of a person she likes to a chief executive, to putting her weight behind a pending decision, to effectively make a marriage.

Insider trading therefore encourages executives to put their own interests before those of their shareholders.

With the finals looming, it's time for the Perth Glory executives to put more into their W-League side.

Like the Yankees a day before, the Phillies fought off elimination, cueing the conspiracy theorists and prompting all those television executives to put the paper bags away.

The willingness of top executives to put their companies at great financial risk for personal gain raised an obvious question in workers' minds: why should I devote my career to a company that my boss treats like a private lotto?