Sentence examples for executives interest from inspiring English sources

But many of the other meetings not counted by the Energy Department also dealt with the executives' interest in topics covered by the national energy policy.

But schools are nervously watching to see whether the downturn in the economy reduces executives' interest in participating in "executive M.B.A".

Mr. Dvorkovich said the Russian president would also be going to gauge the chief executives' interest in Russian assets to decide which state companies should go up for sale first.

The idea was to align the executives' interest with that of the shareholders, and for a long time it worked.

As Paramount executives' interest in the film began to wane, Roddenberry, backed by fan letters, applied pressure to the studio.

About 90% of the 2010 compensation is long-term equity awards that align our executives' interests with those of our stockholders.

Moreover, they say, many of the payouts are at least partially in stock, theoretically aligning the executives' interests with those of other shareholders.

Sponsors and participants must force the organising bodies, above all the egregious FIFA, to clean up their acts, by making public both their decision-making on venues and their executives' interests.

The company said Friday that about 90 percent of the compensation for its 2010 period was in long-term stock options, which aligned the executives' interests with those of the company.

It aligns top executives' interests with those of shareholders by paying them largely in stock: its highest salary is $175,000 a year.Giant selection, tiny tax billThe problem is that many of these virtues come with accompanying vices.

Several executives interested in a Ford candidacy said that Ms. Gillibrand's positions echoed Mr. Schumer's and that the state needed a second independent voice in the Senate.