Sentence examples for modest executive from inspiring English sources

Relatively modest executive pay is traditional in Europe, where business leaders have been more egalitarian and labor unions more militant.

Mr. Golisano's pay package, just under $750,000 a year, is remarkably modest, executive compensation experts say.

Managers in their modest executive offices enthusiastically defend Mr. Khodorkovsky's stewardship, arguing that the operation was on the brink of collapse when he took over.

While that bill would go a long way toward ending federal restrictions on marijuana research, Hudak and Wallack point out that there are other modest executive actions that Obama or his eventual successor could undertake as well.

Although Obama has infuriated the right with relatively modest executive orders on gun control and some stronger ones on climate change, he has issued the fewest of any modern President, except George H. W. Bush.

Inside, there are ficus trees, an orchid on the receptionist's desk, earth-tone walls, wood and slate-tile floors, several modest executive offices, an open geometry of staff cubicles and 1,700,000 feet of computer cable.

The deal, in which Honda will provide financing for $65 million worth of installations, will help the automaker promote its environmental aims and earn a modest return, executives said.

The capital injections included modest restrictions on executive compensation, but the government remained a mostly silent partner, taking a seat on a company's board only for banks in serious distress.

A10 Self-Promotion in Pakistan General Pervez Musharraf named himself president and head of state, 20 months after toppling the civilian government and taking the misleadingly modest title chief executive.

After two modest years (2008-2009), executive pay in the U. S. skyrocketed and reached an all time high in 2010.

When banks accepted TARP money, they agreed to implement a few modest restrictions on executive pay, though none of the other bailouts came with any strings attached.