Sentence examples for executives to take from inspiring English sources

Some big companies, for example, forbid their senior executives to take on more than one directorship.

They often expose gaps in strategies, enabling executives to take early corrective actions.

That decision is not for executives to take — it is the CEO's.

Their generosity had persuaded several of its top executives to take up positions with other banks.

Jerry Mason, Thiokol's general manager, told his fellow executives to take off their engineering hats and put on management hats.

Plaintiffs want chief executives to take a good look in the mirror before they lie awake at night.

ESPN lawyers cautioned executives to take it seriously and save all relevant internal e-mails, two ESPN executives said.

And it's why he is also working hard to persuade other chief executives to take his ideas seriously.

That did not matter — he hired experienced entrepreneurs and business executives to take care of those kinds of details.

It's often assumed that when you tie compensation to stock price, you encourage executives to take a short-term focus.

"The significance of 'The Sopranos' is that it opened the door for the executives to take a chance," she said.