Sentence examples for governing executives from inspiring English sources

BLOOMBERG NEWS Questions Surround Stock Tradeses by Executives  |  The rules governing executives who buy and sell shares of their own companies "are so flawed they have left a confusing landscape that can both raise suspicions about trades that are innocent, and provide cover for others that are less so," The Wall Street Journal writes.

There are no state rules governing executive or administrative compensation at groups that receive state subsidies.

The Project on Government Oversight says the rules governing executive sales of stock were tightened in 2004, as a response to the collapse of the energy company Enron.

"There are currently no state rules governing executive and administrative compensation for not-for-profits that receive state support," the announcement said.

Perhaps there is some sort of cultural-causal connection between the norms governing executive compensation and the norms governing family-formation and educational attainment, such that making the former more egalitarian would make the latter more conducive to upward mobility.

A senior administration official said today that the United States would propose a "no confidence" vote on Mr. Bustani's leadership later this week at a meeting of the organization's governing executive council at The Hague.

The Dodd-Frank financial reform gives regulators the power to write rules governing executive compensation.

The Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation, passed in July, gives regulators the power to write rules governing executive pay.

Those problems are somewhat mitigated, however, by the statutes that govern executive branch vacancies.

Located some 800 kilometres north of Winnipeg, the community combines four councils to govern: executive, youth, elders and women.

Slow-wave electroencephalographic activity is increased in this patient population, especially in the frontal regions (24), which govern executive function and attention.