Sentence examples for executives achieved from inspiring English sources

In the end, the government took no action against ESPN, but CSTV executives achieved their real goal: rattling the giant enough to change the way it did business with conferences.

In it, Mr. Conard argues that the middle class would benefit from even greater levels of income inequality than exist today — that society benefits when those who take risks, like bankers and private equity executives, achieve enormous rewards.

Complete Coherence, a "bio-science-powered performance coaching" company whose clients include Unilever, BT, the Post Office and Deutsche Bank, uses heart rate monitoring and hormone measurement to help senior executives achieve a healthier, more productive lifestyle.

In 2006, the firm paid $400 million in fines one of the largest accounting-related settlements on record to settle accusations it misstated earnings by $10.6 billion from 1998 to 2004, all to help top executives achieve bonus and other compensation targets.

He's a contributor for the Huffington Post & Business Insider, and he also co-hosts the B2B Growth Show: a podcast dedicated to helping B2B executives achieve explosive growth.

Sharon helps writers, speakers, doctors, teachers, singers, actors, cellists, and business executives achieve peak performance by giving them the tools to release harmful tension.

A fully integrated planning tool capable of undertaking an initial grid connection assessment for prospective renewable energy generators (REG) has been developed to support the Scottish Executive achieve their targets for renewable energy utilisation, and to assist the Scottish electric utility companies to optimise and expedite the significant volume of applications for new connections.

But the proxy also noted that Viacom's executives had achieved "strong operating results in a difficult economic environment".

A sample of 36 patients with executive dysfunction and 59 patients without executive dysfunction achieved 90% power to detect an overall discriminatory power (AUC) for the FAB (total score) of 0.693, under the null hypothesis of AUC of 0.50, using a two-sided z-test at a significance level of 0.05.

Yahoo! Chief Executive Carol Bartz achieved on Wednesday what former boss Jerry Yang couldn't: A deal with Microsoft.

Given the concentration and expansion of executive powers achieved during George W. Bush's two terms of office, this could be done without explicit agreement from the citizenry.