Sentence examples for prevented executive from inspiring English sources

Instead, the three other parties – the DUP, the Ulster Unionists, and the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) – met on an informal basis, as efforts went on behind the scenes to bridge the DUP-Sinn Fein gap which has prevented executive meetings taking place for several months.

Critics also say that five-year vesting periods like Dell's have not prevented executives from becoming lavishly wealthy even as their stock has plummeted.

But because many boards awarded executives an enormous number of shares, the guidelines do not seem to have prevented executives from selling large amounts of stock shortly before prices fell significantly.

Known as FINANCE STAFF DECIDES, this technique prevented executives from getting too close and clubby.

The belief that the judiciary will prevent executive abuse would provide an easy salve to any uneasy conscience unwilling to vote down a weakened government during an election year.

I do so [vote for the FISA bill] with the firm intention - once I'm sworn in as president - to have my Attorney General conduct a comprehensive review of all our surveillance programs, and to make further recommendations on any steps needed to preserve civil liberties and to prevent executive branch abuse in the future".

Republicans have said the executive actions are unconstitutional, and that they must block them to prevent executive overreach.

Gorelick's successful work to end the Pentagon punishment was not her law firm's only recent effort to prevent executive branch measures to hold for-profit colleges accountable for abuses.

Public Utilities Commission spokesman Terry Bote told the Colorado Independent on November 20 that the Commission did not have the authority to enact rules preventing executive spending, saying "the Commission can't set a rule by deliberation in a rate case, so if they were going to make a rule, they would have to go into a rule-making proceeding to do that,".

Compensation committees should prevent executives from receiving company loans.

But neither issue is preventing executives or analysts from making bullish projections for the year.