Sentence examples for raised executive from inspiring English sources

Relatedly, Caterpillar raised executive compensation in recognition of strong profits.

Their chief, Craig Conway, tossed in this grenade: If the deal goes through, Oracle will have to spend $2.2 billion for raised executive severance packages and customer rebates.

Chandos House in Redland, Bristol, is the city's last residential centre and may close within weeks unless £100,000 is raised, executive director James Dickinson says.

The repatriated money was mostly used for dividend payments, share buybacks (which tend to raise executive pay) and severance pay for employees laid off in corporate restructuring.

Indeed, the study praises the companies for not spending the money in other ways, such as raising executive pay or investing in noneconomic projects.

Mr. Raines later agreed to forfeit several million dollars' worth of stock and options to resolve personal claims over allegations that Fannie Mae had inflated its earnings to raise executive bonuses.

These same corporations are raising executive pay while they lay off their workforce, however.

In particular, an evaluation of the effect of dual-task exercise training, which imposes simultaneous motor and cognitive tasks, is necessary because as indicated above, it is probable that dual-task training raises executive functions, including attention, in elderly people.

Last month, Advance executives raised the prospect that they might simply close The Star-Ledger rather than sell it.

Ms. Schiller had been quick to disavow the videotaped comments made by the fund-raising executive.

That thought struck Lisa Degliantoni, an educational fund-raising executive in Chicago, a few months ago when she was planning her 39th birthday party.