Sentence examples for holding executives from inspiring English sources

Representative Keith Ellison, Democrat of Minnesota, also pressed Ms. Yellen for insights on holding executives accountable.

"He's also been lecturing shareholders about how they need to be more active in holding executives to account.

He appears to feel he has a better chance at overcoming the legal hurdles to holding executives liable for business decisions than members of MF Global's board.

Although he was good at "holding executives' feet to the fire, he seemed to be the only one benefiting from H.P.'s success," Mr. Enderle continued.

And European officials appear to agree with American policy makers that the most important goal is to clamp down on huge bonuses that reward short-term results without holding executives accountable for a company's long-term stability.

As the House worked through dozens of proposals to change the measure, Democrats said the sweeping legislation would better protect consumers in their dealings with banks, credit card companies and others selling financial products while holding executives rather than taxpayers accountable for bad business decisions.

There were 125 white people holding executive and senior management positions at the firm.

He had a long and successful business career beginning in 1968, holding executive positions with a number of family businesses.

Harry 'retired' in 1983 and with his wife Betty started the New York Institute For Management Studies, holding executive development seminars.

The Constitution precludes senators and representatives from holding executive office, but not the vice president.

He had worked at Sprint before, starting in 1989 and holding executive positions in the long-distance and wireless divisions.