Sentence examples for pressure executive from inspiring English sources

Yes, the last two years have seen positive real growth, but with employment remaining near post depression lows, and wages under continuous downward pressure, executive compensation just hit new highs and stocks more than doubled, as this administration presided over the largest transfer of wealth from the least to the most wealthy in the history of the world.

"I've never seen the U.S. Supreme Court revoke a ruling because of international pressure," Executive Director for the Dominican Presidency's International Commission on Science and Technology José Santana told The Huffington Post in 2013.

As international talks on reducing carbon emissions produce only modest progress and strapped Western governments cut their financing for sustainable energy projects, further advances may depend on private sector initiatives and consumer pressure, executives said.

The idea of having to balance young children at the same time that you're up for a high-pressure executive position (with the added possibility that your aging parents may need help, too) might make some working women reconsider having children in her late 30s or 40s.

One former city official familiar with Ms. Lategano-Nicholas's performance at the tourism bureau said Mr. Giuliani had indeed pressured executives there to hire her.

Even though they feel similar pressures, executives at ABC, which is owned by the Walt Disney Company, pointedly said they could never put on a show like "The Chamber".

Whitacre is pressuring executives to perform, and if they don't, they're out.

"What this government responds to is pressure," Jerry Fowler, executive director of the Save Darfur Coalition, said of Sudan's leaders.

But Anglo American was the star performer, adding 76p to 1933.5p on news of the proposed departure of under pressure chief executive Cynthia Carroll.

It deals with a theme Serling would return to over and over again: somebody under intense pressure, an executive, trying to return to a simpler time".

The Scottish FA are "wholly committed" to under pressure chief executive Stewart Regan.