But the list paints an incomplete picture of executive pay in California, and of the state's economy as a whole.
Enron's disclosures about its reserves were limited, and, according to former executives, incomplete.
Although Rogge said public opinion played no part, it seemed clear that the groundswell in favor of the Canadian team led the I.O.C. to push the skating union to act quickly even though the investigation into accusations surrounding Le Gougne's vote were incomplete, Western Olympic executives said.
Since the kitchen was decidedly incomplete, Nick Valenti — the chief executive of the Patina Restaurant Group, which will operate Lincoln — convened a tasting for five Patina executives at the chef's table in the Grand Tier, the restaurant Patina runs at the Metropolitan Opera House.
"There is clearly bad, missing and incomplete data," TargetSmart Chief Executive Tom Bonier told the Associated Press.
Just the same, even the incomplete estimates surprised cable news executives, and bolstered the case of critics who questioned the broadcasters' decision to forgo live coverage of a presidential speech when war potentially looms.
That, at least, is the conclusion emerging from anecdotal reports and as-yet-incomplete data collected by Stephen Lemire, executive director of the National Professional Science Master's Association (NPSMA), an organization of programs, students, graduates, and supporters of the degree.
Some Walmart executives found the report incomplete and contradictory, but the investigation was closed.
But cover is often incomplete and patchy," says Christian Young, the chief executive of AA Travel Insurance.
"The world's nations have come together and concluded a historic — if incomplete — agreement to begin tackling global warming," Carl Pope, executive director of the Sierra Club, said on Friday.
