Sentence examples for some executives to consider from inspiring English sources

The tougher scrutiny has led some executives to consider creative yet legal new approaches.

As soon it was made, Mr. James's move prompted some executives to consider large corporate deals that in a different regulatory climate would be unthinkable, like a possible bid by AOL Time Warner for AT&T's cable operations, which became public last Monday.

The time had come, says Tom McManimon, president at the agency, for iXP executives to consider a campaign.

The knowledge that sites near the exits will someday be filled is forcing Rockefeller Group executives to consider brownfield development.

The conclusion discusses future trends and provides recommendations for executives to consider when designing, implementing, and evaluating media and investor relations communication initiatives.

The Trust called on the BBC executive to consider showing some of CBBC's "older-skewing content" after 7pm on mainstream channels in order to reach some of the 4.5m children aged 4-12 watchatelevisionsinn in the evenings.

"That is something that's appropriate for Congress and the chief executive to consider," he explained.

The News International chief executive, Rebekah Brooks, to consider her position.

Those executives might want to consider cheaper alternatives that will allow some semblance of their former lives.

Some NBC executives were panicked enough to consider shunting Mr. Carson — who was then in his mid-60s — from his longtime position.

The executive may also have to consider the future of some of its "nice to have" policies.