Sentence examples for executives because of from inspiring English sources

"Utilities and utility executives, because of the success on the vehicle side, are absolutely taking note".

EADS has always had French and German co-chairmen and co-chief executives because of the firm's binational shareholder structure.

(AP) — A federal judge dismissed fraud and conspiracy charges Tuesday in the stock-option backdating case against two Broadcom Corporation executives, because of prosecutorial misconduct.

In one case, the Boeing Company forced the resignation of two chief executives because of ethical lapses, including affairs with employees.

Both groups are feeling under siege: timber executives because of the decline in logging, and environmentalists because of the explosion of growth on the margins of the public lands.

Sotheby's has told government regulators that it could not release information on bonuses paid to executives because of fears that its archrival, Christie's, would use it to make better offers and lure them away.

Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, also defended Mr. Bush, saying the three executives were invited because of their background in investments, technology and manufacturing.

Banco do Brasil, the state-owned giant, last week got rid of its chief executive because of political pressure.

Leonard Riggio said he named Ms. Toulantis, 47, chief executive because of her combination of financial acumen and motivational skills.

In January, Ambac's board replaced its chief executive because of a disagreement about whether the company needed more capital.

The rail and bus services remain state owned, while the management of council homes is outsourced to a housing executive because of sectarianism.