Sentence examples for practices of executives from inspiring English sources

This theoretical framework explains the contradictory practices of executives where they are at once tough on borders but also immersed heavily in human rights protection talk.

The American practice of executive enrichment is also coming under attack.

Our findings not only reveal the intricate relations between the contractual features, but also provide empirical support for the voting guidelines by proxy advisory services and have implications for the evolving practice of executive compensation.

"That has redefined the practices of the executive branch," Professor Sunstein said.

He alerted the board of the now defunct Golden Guinea Breweries to the corrupt practices of its executive.

"We have received a grand jury subpoena from the office of the independent counsel pertaining to the record-keeping practices of the executive office of the president," said the spokeswoman, Susan Cooper, a senior archives official.

Equally troubling is the board practice of rewarding executives for short-term performance when the risks in their businesses take much longer to play out.

This is the practice of letting executives exercise options when the share price is high, at the same time granting new options with the old expiration date.

Making a regular practice of having executives actually return money is bad from a morale standpoint when the issue is not a matter of fraud or bad reporting.

The practice of handing executives stock options with artificially low prices was so pervasive, especially among Silicon Valley tech firms, that there are hundreds, if not thousands, of potential criminal cases out there just waiting to be prosecuted.

Admittedly two examples do not a trend make, but given the near pathological fear in the technology industry of slowing growth and the practice of compensating executives with stock options the Merrill report rings true.