Sentence examples for most executive from inspiring English sources

Most executive schedules at G.M. are set months in advance.

Most executive M.B.A. students have jobs — average work experience is 13 years; management experience 8.5.

Most executive compensation plans consist of stock options that ballooned as markets recovered after the financial crisis.

Once a television show has become successful, most executive producers ascend to a cloudier level of involvement.

The terms of Mr. Kelly's employment, as with most executive contracts, largely limits cause to serious infractions like dereliction of duty or conviction of a crime.

Efforts by members of Mr Wahid's cabinet to forge a compromise, in which he would retain office while ceding most executive power to Miss Megawati, have foundered.

Unlike most executive-authors, he has already quietly written much of it by himself.

They changed the rules of the Senate so that district- and circuit-court nominations, as well as most executive-branch nominations, could no longer be filibustered.

Most executive-search firms (including all those you mention, as members of the Association of Executive Search Consultants) subscribe to a strict code of ethics precisely to uphold professional standards and avoid any taint of suspicion.

Louis V. Gerstner Jr., the chairman and former chief executive of I.B.M., has discreetly negotiated a deal to publish a book about his tenure at the company, and, unlike most executive-authors, he has already quietly written much of it by himself.

Most executives expect a cull.