Sentence examples for executives committed from inspiring English sources

These executives committed a crime.

Before 1966, if a company's executives committed securities fraud — if, say, they lied about their financial condition or engaged in insider trading — and the stock price plunged, shareholders had few options.

The filing included a letter to the Treasury in which company executives committed to using "commercially reasonable best efforts" to manufacture at least 1.6 million vehicles in the United States this year and an increased number in each of the next four years.

5. Are your executives committed?

Some travel agencies helped Glaxo executives commit fraud, the government asserts.

It's also important that senior executives commit to strategic rather than tactical moves.

Citigroup and Bank of America both dug in their heels against accusations that they helped the company's executives commit fraud.

An important literature focuses on allegations of fraud, shareholder lawsuits, and earnings management and it generally presumes that executives committing these acts have low integrity.

While Emmert expressed confidence that the Fiesta Bowl fiasco was an anomaly that would serve as a deterrent to other bowl executives' committing similar misdeeds, not everyone shares that feeling.

As I've been telling corporate leaders for a long while, it's imperative that C-Suite executives commit their brand's heart and soul to understanding this new consumer.

In "The Hunger Strike," a main character refuses to eat until BET is off the air and its executives commit hara-kiri.