Sentence examples for executives are preparing to from inspiring English sources

Now, having brought white bread to Mexico, Bimbo wants a bigger slice of the market where white bread has long been a grocery-store fixture: its executives are preparing to spend billions on a major acquisition in the United States.

A small group of high profile startup executives are preparing to launch their next venture – a workspace incubator and angel investment fund called i/o ventures that aims to help new startups get a start with some initial capital and a cool place to work.

These advantages can be used to control against the sudden influx of non-traditional competition, if executives are prepared to respond to changing consumer demands and take advantage of the growth opportunities those trends may reveal.

NBC executives are prepared to argue that if Paramount delivers "Frasier" to CBS no network will make any future deals with the studio fearing that if any show becomes a hit Paramount would move it to CBS.

Last fall, The Hollywood Reporter reported that several television executives were preparing to approach Ms. Palin about a TV career and whether, for instance, she would be interested in a syndicated, and lucrative, talk show job.

The changes have secured the passage of the metadata laws with Labor's support and the cancellation of a parliamentary inquiry scheduled for Friday, at which media executives were preparing to rail against the implications of the laws for journalists.

As England players last night raised concerns about the pitch on which they will face Slovenia in Port Elizabeth, Wembley Stadium executives were preparing to reveal a new approach to their own much-maligned surface.

DETROIT — The chief executive of General Motors, Fritz Henderson, said Friday that it was "still feasible" for G.M. to meet the administration's demands by June 1 without filing for bankruptcy, but he acknowledged that executives were preparing to seek court protection if necessary.

The changes secured the passage of the data retention laws through the house of representatives with Labor's support on Thursday and the cancellation of a parliamentary inquiry scheduled for Friday, at which media executives were preparing to rail against the implications of the laws for journalists.

Rumors have swirled about her tenure since earlier this year and exploded earlier this month after the New York Times reported that NBC executives were preparing to push her out.

Indeed, few senior news executives were prepared to go on the record and give credence to the theory.