Sentence examples for executives set up from inspiring English sources
Alarmed Barnes & Noble executives set up the poison-pill plan, which eventually won the backing of a Delaware court judge.
The company has admitted that executives set up a scheme to cover up $1.7 billion in losses.
Olympus has admitted that a handful of former and current executives set up a scheme to obscure losses by illicitly keeping unprofitable assets off its books.
The report also shows that executives set up internal reviews to try to tackle the problems and referred themselves to the regulatory body.
Later, some Datek executives set up a bank called Raft Investments and used about $50 million to finance some nominee accounts.
The prosecution contended that executives set up a bogus sale of an interest in a failing joint venture with Blockbuster to provide video-on-demand.
That scheme, presented as a cautionary tale for those tempted to invest in Russian energy stocks, described executives' setting up a series of shell companies to pose as contractors for Transneft's project to build a 3,000-mile 3,000-mileo China.
In 1996, Ms. Reisman, a former management consultant and executive, set up a chain of stores, Indigo Books, Music and more.
If it does not, Britain plans to suspend the power-sharing executive set up under the Good Friday 1998 peace agreement and reimpose direct rule.
Zuckerberg, who is now the company's chief executive, set up Facebook three years ago to help students make friends and it quickly spread to campuses across America.
Jones, who is a former editor of the Welsh-language news (supplied to S4C by BBC Wales), and a former ITV Wales executive, set up development deals when she arrived at S4C to try to get new ideas on air.
