Sentence examples for executives are engaged from inspiring English sources

For example, in 2017, Gallup reported that only 38% of managers and executives are engaged at work (the number is 29% for middle-level managers).

Only a minority (albeit a "growing" one) of chief executives are engaged with the UN process, with most lacking any real understanding of the detail or implications, says Jon Williams, partner for sustainability and climate change at PwC.

Both networks have played down suggestions of a bidding war but insiders agree that rival network executives are engaged in something of a charm offensive to see whether Carr would contemplate leaving Channel 4. "It's certainly true that he's highly sought-after at the moment," said one source who has worked with Carr.

ENGIE and BEI's success with collaboration is paying off, as Mr. Vanoudendycke indicated, because their executives are engaged in the program, and it has shown to support business needs.

As we get closer to January 1, when some of the most important consumer protections in the new health care law kick in, insurance industry executives are engaging in a practice they call "prairie dogging" to hold on to the profitable status quo for another year.

Chinese officials have yet to explain why they initially said the foreign executives were engaged in espionage.

He chaired the News Group board at a time when – as is now admitted for the purposes of damages – its directors and executives were engaged in a cover-up.

But the committee's Democratic chairman, Representative Edolphus Towns of New York, is investigating whether Bank of America executives were engaged in an elaborate shakedown, demanding that the Fed and the Treasury provide more than $100 billion in fresh capital and guarantees against the losses that were building up at Merrill Lynch.

It is not just a matter of pride and reputation for GSK that it will need to prove that its China-based executives were engaged in rogue, unauthorised behaviour when allegedly bunging £320m to doctors and officials to secure drug orders.

The harried young executive was engaged in one of the more despised forms of mobile-phone behavior.

If in recent days, Nicholas Soames and fellow Tory MPs were agitatedly weighing the respective chances of candidates for leader, his brother Rupert, Serco's chief executive, was engaged with spreadsheets.