Harrison took his pledge to reform executive appointments very seriously, visiting each of the six executive departments to observe its operations and issuing through Webster an order to all departments that electioneering by employees would henceforth be considered grounds for dismissal.
According to the bumf from MRFS, Oliver's chosen CCTV provider: "every plate of food that leaves the kitchen is streamed in high definition live for Jamie and his team of executive chefs to observe in real time from one location".
As outside directors on other companies' boards, executives are able to observe what comparable firms do and how they execute their decisions, which might reduce their decision-making uncertainty (Geletkanycz and Hambrick 1997).
"Having had no experience as a corporate executive, I was eager to observe a top-notch one at work," Rattner explains.
When the court issued its decision in 2009 concerning the passage of the European Union's Lisbon Treaty, it had cautioned Germany's executive branch of government to observe the legitimate separation of powers and called for a strengthening of the parliament at the national level.
For even as a satellite-dish invasion of the prison property begins later this week, producers and news executives say they are determined to observe the solemnity of the occasion and keep it from taking on a carnival atmosphere.
"Gordon Brown looks like a failing businessperson on way out — a 'dead man walking,' " John F. Welch Jr., the former chief executive of General Electric, felt inspired to observe to more than 880,000 followers on Twitter.
Considering healthcare executives, we observe only a significant difference in preferences for 'provider wellness' compared to non-healthcare executives (p < 0.0001).
Mr. DiFrancesco, a Republican, will leave office in January and has little reason to budge from his opposition to rate increases; to do so, industry executives and Democrats observe, would be an admission that the 1998 rollback in rates was ill considered or poorly carried out.
To the Editor: The Republican argument that unfettered capitalism will solve American unemployment dissolves as a myth when corporate executives observe, as one Apple executive did: "We don't have an obligation to solve America's problems.
