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This means choosing female executives based on merit, not simply to meet a target or quota.

Germany's most closely watched survey of executives, based on some 6,000 responses, rose for a fifth month.

When the issue is left to the companies' boards, endless questions peck away at the seemingly simple idea of paying executives based on performance.

He did not disagree when Marc Scholl, an assistant district attorney, pointed out that he took millions of dollars from Tyco at the beginning of the company's 2001 fiscal year under a bonus program explicitly designed to reward executives based on full-year financial results.

The exceptional performance incentive plan would have granted free share options to senior executives based on the company's performance.

The winner will be picked sometime in January 2010 by a panel of Sennheiser executives based on the following criteria.

A member of the subscriber base gave me the idea for the new product 15-minute executive based on the top section of the newsletter.

VALUE OF STOCK BENEFICIALLY HELD -- The value of shares held outright by an executive, based on the closing stock price at the end of the company's fiscal year.

Mr Simon's record suggests he knows a good thing when he sees it: the Harvard Business Review recently rated him America's 46th-most successful chief executive, based on the amount of wealth he has created since taking the post.

Here's a deal tailored to our executive, based on a nightclub with a 20-year track record that sold recently.

President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have said their refusal to give Congress information about the administration's contacts with energy industry executives is based on the executive branch's fundamental right to receive "unvarnished" advice from people outside the government.