Sentence examples for executives which are from inspiring English sources

Or the wardrobes of Citigroup executives, which are heavy on umbrella-embroidered gear?

Corporate AI units often develop dashboards for senior executives which are used by them exclusively.

While shareholders seem ready to approve the deal, it is less clear how they will view the retention bonuses for executives, which are subject to a separate vote.

Ambiguity is most commonly found in flat organisational structures – where there are few or no levels of middle management between staff and executives – which are often the result of downsizing.

Zavascki had just returned from vacation and was shortly due to rule on the eligibility of plea bargain testimonies by 77 Odebrecht executives, which are thought likely to implicate many of the most powerful figures in Brazil and its Latin American neighbours.

In July, Abraham duly announced a 25% cull of executives, which is bang on target.

In a speech to a group of business executives which was recently reprinted in part in the "Wall Street Journal".

She told NPR, "It would provide cover for top-level executives, which is not something we think would be in the best interest of the American people".

Mr. Cook made the change after months of simmering tensions between Mr. Forstall and other executives, which were exacerbated by the map problems.

The group of state officials and financial executives, which was brought together by Gov. Eliot L. Spitzer, also suggested proposals for principles-based regulation.

British newspapers have moved on in recent weeks to dissect the salaries and expenses of BBC executives, which were disclosed after freedom-of-information requests.