Sentence examples for made by executives from inspiring English sources

One benefit is that decisions are made by executives who are closer to the marketplace.

Others expressed concern that some network decisions were being made by executives with more entertainment than news on their résumés.

Ms. McDowell said the decision to name the line, a suggestion made by executives in its Indonesia operation, reflects Nokia's increasing focus on the consumer.

To do this, Milberg Weiss commissioned a proprietary piece of software that records conference calls made by executives at public companies for stock analysts.

The decision was made by executives at Verve Records and Fox Searchlight, the film's distributor, along with the two music supervisors for the film.

It may relay arguments made by executives there that tighter global rules on bank capital are stymying Europe's economy, which is far more dependent than America's on bank lending.

The announcement was made by Executive Editor Leonard Downie Jr. and Managing Editor Philip Bennett.

Second, this court gives deference to decisions made by executive officials charged with implementing Florida's election laws.

It is unclear, however, whether they would be able to do this, since changes made by executive order must be cost-neutral to the federal government.

The arguments from the senators, who both serve on that chamber's Intelligence Committee, mirror those previously made by executive branch officials, but are remarkable for the bluntness of their language.

It can be easy to look at decisions made by executive teams of large corporations and fault them for what seem like dumb, negligent decisions.