Sentence examples for privileged executive from inspiring English sources

But FIFA cannot do nothing about two of its privileged executive committee members.

But FIFA cannot fail to act against two of its privileged executive committee members.

People with experience in business or finance are a necessity in Washington, but the spectre of a privileged executive élite circulating in and out of government and the private sector — especially Wall Street — has shadowed the American political system for more than half a century.

While members of the public rely on museums and galleries for access to the work of famous artists, some privileged executives can simply view artwork on display in their boardrooms.

Otherwise, as has been happening, all the profits would go to a very small number of privileged executives and shareholders to make them fabulously wealthy while everyone else would be left behind to suffer.

The for-profit model still reigns supreme among administrators throughout the CSU system despite the avalanche of evidence showing that it exploits students (saddling them with ever more student loan debt), micro-manages faculty through standardized curriculum and serves primarily the financial interests of a tiny number of privileged executives who reap the benefits.

Taulli was in constant contact with company executives, discussing privileged information.

As a billionaire and a former chief executive, Mr. Bloomberg had privileged access to the corporations and philanthropists who could fund private initiatives, Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation, said.

Mr Obama has done the same, albeit far less often, arguing that Congress has no right to tell him what to do with the prisoners America is holding at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba, for instance.Mr Obama's administration has also mimicked Mr Bush's refusal to hand over documents to congressional investigators, on the grounds that the internal deliberations of the executive branch are privileged.

The disputed deal raises a stark question: Are China's economy and resources held hostage by privileged state corporations and their executives, who can use influence and gain access to easy credit in ways that undermine long-term growth?

"If you're looking for evidence that American corporate executives are a truly privileged class, look no further," writes columnist Michael Hiltzik.