Sentence examples for intended for executives from inspiring English sources
"DBM has offered Mr. Silveri career transition services through our Center for Executive Options to provide assistance in determining his next career move," said a company spokeswoman, Kristen Foster, referring to a DBM service intended for executives who find themselves back in the job market.
The 401(k) was only established in 1978 and intended for executives.
The Strategist is a quarterly glossy magazine intended for executives, while Tactics is a monthly news tabloid.
The top floor of the building is intended for executive offices and is to have floor-to-ceiling glass to allow top managers to savor the views of Long Island Sound.
The new 18th and 19th floors, each 25,000 square feet, will be combined with the now-vacant 17th floor to create a glass-walled triplex intended for executive tenants.
Programs intended for working executives are designed to be flexible for this very reason: such executives cannot take much time out for study overseas.
This spring, lower-level support departments such as technology and real estate began moving into it, and a lot of the space originally intended for financial executives remained empty.
But this conference has a far higher profile because it is intended for the chief executives and other denizens of the "C" suites.
We also learned that the world governing body's secretary general, Jerome Valcke, had intended for each Fifa executive committee member to be given a further two watches, this time from a sponsor, but had to be told by his own ethics committee that this would also constitute a breach of the rules.
Included in Carnegie's overall debt picture is a $5.4 million loan for a luxury apartment at 63rd Street and Lexington Avenue intended for use by the executive and artistic director.
Things could be worse: Nearby sits the partially completed hull of a gigantic aluminum sloop once intended for Tyco International chief executive Dennis Kozlowski, who went to jail for stealing company funds in 2005.
