Sentence examples for position of corporate from inspiring English sources

Tyco also said it appointed Richard Baran to the new position of corporate ombudsman to address concerns about the company's operations and management.

In the Citizens United case on campaign financing, members of the majority who asserted that the key to constitutional interpretation lies in the original intent of the Constitution's framers ignored the position of corporate structures when the Constitution was drafted, in order to extend political rights to corporations never contemplated by those who drafted the document.

Xerox announced today that Luca Maestri, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, is leaving the company as of February 28, in order to take the position of corporate controller at Apple.

While playing Clash of Clans may not give you all of the skills that you will need for success in business, it certainly offers a few lessons that translate well for anyone in a position of corporate leadership.

Small and midsize banks, by contrast, have built up big positions of corporate and commercial real estate loans for which there is a market, albeit a depressed one.

We have never taken a position because of corporate sponsorship.

The proportion of women taking positions on corporate boards in the European Union is rising at the fastest pace in a decade as a push for laws on gender balance gains momentum, the bloc's top justice official said Thursday.

BRUSSELS — The proportion of women taking positions on corporate boards in the European Union is rising at the fastest pace in a decade as a push for laws on gender balance gains momentum, the bloc's top justice official said Thursday.

This week Reid was shuffled sideways to the position of director of corporate affairs and content innovation.

But a management shake-up announced last June moved Mr. Staley to the new position of head of corporate and investment banking.

Mr. Neuborne said he disagreed with the A.C.L.U.'s longstanding position that regulation of corporate campaign spending may violate the First Amendment.