Sentence examples for holdings responsible from inspiring English sources

Last fall Ying stepped aside and named Heinz Krogner, a 61-year-old former retail consultant he'd first put in charge of Europe, to be chief executive of Esprit Holdings, responsible for integrating the newly global company.

Last fall Ying stepped aside and named Heinz Krogner, a former retail consultant he'd first put in charge of Europe, to be chief executive of all of Esprit Holdings, responsible for integrating the newly global company.

Other studies have shown that the identity of individual holdings responsible for making network connections can have a significant impact on the infection dynamics [ 8, 16, 17].

Individual filers and institutional funds with relatively small holdings are responsible for a high proportion of first-time proposals on emerging issues of corporate governance and risk management.

As deputy provost for collections and scholarly communication, Gibbons is assigned to all of Yale's galleries, museums, and other holdings, and is responsible for convening and fostering collaboration among these scholarly resources.

Socially responsible funds' holdings in Enron -- as well as equity and debt in WorldCom, Qwest Communications International and Adelphia Communications -- have prompted some soul-searching.

The hens were housed for 7 weeks during the study period, after which they were rehomed to small responsible freerange holdings.

A report by Barchester Green shows that many funds branding themselves responsible still have holdings in fossil fuels.

The quango is already responsible for taxpayer holdings in such businesses as Royal Mail, Channel 4, Eurostar and the Royal Mint.

Moreover, the Board members (and for these purposes, Kelly may be overlooked) were knowledgeable, had (or were responsible for) significant holdings of OPENLANE stock, and had the same incentive that all shareholders should have held: value maximization.

Discussions in Whitehall are being led by the energy minister, Michael Fallon, who is understood to be working closely with colleagues from the Shareholder Executive, part of the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, which is already responsible for taxpayer holdings in businesses such as Royal Mail, Channel 4, Eurostar and the Royal Mint.