Sentence examples for executives which is from inspiring English sources

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

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".

The transcripts show how she bantered with the investment bank's executives, which is likely to fuel fears among liberal Democrats that she is too cosy with Wall Street.

But if you hand out billions to banks, and they just sit on it, then all you've done is help bank shareholders and executives, which is, on the whole, a fairly small and wealthy group.

Other CEOs take on a role as mentor or leadership coach to younger executives, which is a highly effective way of maintaining continuity in the organization and also helps to reduce the CEO's anxiety about leaving.

Worse, he chooses to tell the story of ADM by focusing on the trial of two of its executives, which is a bit like telling the story of the Titanic by focusing on the inquest.

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.

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

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.

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