Sentence examples for executives of their from inspiring English sources

Most baseball teams do not pay additional salaries to the chief executives of their official charities.

Afterward, the two met for years with top executives of their competitors to set prices.

Also, players have responsibilities outside the course that are part and parcel of being, in essence, chief executives of their own business.

In particular, he said, the industry has beaten back efforts at more precise disclosures by executives of their mutual fund holdings.

Investing Gets Personal  |  Venture capitalists have become more than mere financiers, interacting with executives of their portfolio companies like "mentors, rabbis and consiglieres, all wrapped up in one," Crain's New York Business writes.

Prosecutors say the designers, and other executives of their Italian fashion house, including a tax consultant, defrauded the Italian government and failed to pay taxes on more than $1 billion in revenue.

In '99 everybody you talked to was the chief executive of their new dotcom.

Additionally, students should persuade the executive of their show's educational value.

For instance, the banks insisted that ICE install the chief executive of their effort as the head of the joint effort.

That gave others a chance to watch how actual viewers ages 2 to 14 responded to a discussion by a television executive of their viewing habits.

More problematically, it would mean a cabinet minister earning less than their permanent secretary or the chief executive of their local authority.