Sentence examples for executives when it was from inspiring English sources

Laws like the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 intended to try to claw back pay from executives when it was undeserved.

At a time when so many people question the motives of arts executives, when it is assumed that we all care more for the bottom line than for the artistic mission of our organizations, Verdery is the shining example that such generalizations are untrue and dangerous.

Brooks Thomas, who led Harper & Row Publishers during a period of turmoil and consolidation in the publishing industry and who was its chief executive when it was acquired by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation in 1987, died Friday in San Diego.

He resigned as Chief Executive when it was announced that the Finnish firm would sell its hardware unit to Microsoft.

Mr. Schacht, Lucent's first chief executive when it was spun off from AT&T in 1996, returned last October to head its restructuring effort.

But Stephen Byers, the minister responsible, steered the company into the hands of another group led by John Towers, the company's chief executive when it was sold to the German carmaker in 1994.

In May 2000 the IRA agreed to permit international inspection of its arms dumps, thereby clearing the way for Sinn Féin's full inclusion in the Executive when it was granted authority by the British government in June.

He "absolutely" will take over as chief executive "when it's appropriate," his father said.

Yahoo is unlikely to find a chief executive when it is in the midst of a sale process and under siege from an activist shareholder.

Barbey was involved in the fitting out of the destroyer from December 1917 to May 1918, becoming its executive officer when it was commissioned on 24 May.

He was named secretary to Lazard's executive committee when it was created in 1999, and served as a director to numerous Lazard affiliates.